LOUISYILLE
DEMOCRAT.
TOLrU^rE XIX.
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY: FRIDAY MORNING, JULY IT, 1863.
NUMBER &
cmocraL
TERMS Or THE DAILY DEMOCRAT
TO THE COUNTRY.
TEAR t-« OG
3 MJ
LOCAL AGENTS WANTED.
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act. or procure the service- of some eR 1 tcrica !n
our t. Be'devla; that the circulation of the
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*PP«si t; our L-lends la !t* bebslf.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR GOVEKNOR,
B0\. CHARLES A. UK KLIFFE,
Of NelsoH County.
FOR LIEUTKNAN1 GOVTRNOR,
V. . B READ of
FOR ATTORN LY GENERAL,
THO*. TT R\ER. of 3Ia<iisoD.
FOR AUDITOR,
CBAXT GREEW Hf nder«?on.
FOR TREASURER,
II. S. KILFI'S, of Jefferson.
FOR REGISTER,
TUOS. J. FRAZIER.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC IN-
STRUCTION,
T. (. McKEE.
"INDUSTRY,
AND
The Democrat
WATCH l-TLN ESS,
USE."
Every Day in
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Nat wishing to be thought mMN
of the great public demand for nt-r7s ia
these exciting war times, we have con-
eluded to issue n Monday m ■ruing edi-
tlon of the Democrat. We know that
there arc many of our patrons oud the
public generally who will cpp*afs*BBa this
movement. Many l.ave been oblige 1 to
resort to ether publications ia the rb.'cuce
of the Democrat on Mctd.y. Hereafter
our readers will not be dependent cu
ot v er psi»erB for the tev.s. The Demo-
crat will be issued every dav ia tie
week— the edition of Monday containing,
beside the genera! news of the Suudav
issue, ail the telegraphic d'spsfeht* atd
local news up to the Lour of goirg to
press. There will be an ae'dLioial cba-ge
of two dollats per yctr to tboee who
take the paj>er every d*y ia the year.
If cur patrors desire the payer stive d
only as heretofore, the pr:- M ci tubscip-
tlon will remain unchanged— the additional
charge of two dollars \>t ii <s | ude |p
those only who order the paler left STf*s"f
day ol the week, Sunday tnd Mci:J \V
tone both included.
Tbe reweboy* will phase Uke role*
and govern themselves accordingly. Let
come up In solid column. TLe
will be served them at au early
hour, and at the old price*.
Those of our patrons who wiih the
Democrat sent tbem every day at tbe
trifling additional cost, will pleats notify
oar carrier*, or leave their address at
the office, and all orders shall be prompt-
ly attended to.
tJJTThe cardidate* for the Legislature and
Senate in tbls county will epeak at Dugiue
•lore, on Monday next, at two o'clte"-,
instead of tc-day. They will speak at the
barbecue at Jcffersonto*a cu Siturd n ■ \\
Tbey wUl speak at the Cross Hudson FrMiy
e'Jc justice in thus turning the tables and re-
warding loyalty at the expense of tho*e who
intended to rob loyal people.
tSjTEv ry new development shows that «c-
were right in our opinion lhat tbe file leaders
of the so-cailed Union party were not to be
tutted. However praiseworthy their resolu-
tions were, as far as they went, we had no
corflJcnce that the active spirits of the rarty
would ever carry thcua out. We were satis
fled that tbey were only intended es a blind to
deceive the people until their votes were se-
cured, when tbey weuld be thrown aside.
Fortunately, thus far tbey have been unable
to ajree among themselves, and the disagree-
ment ha? made plain tbe Intentions of at least
one wisg of the party. It is e'eir now as the
noonday tl at it is not the Intention to carry
cut tie platform of the 18",h of March, where
it rentes to the cocd^muailoa aud op-
position to tbe acts of the Adminlstra
ti u. li' vh.ir BjMMftt should, by ar>v yo*s\
bility, hi elected, to judge from his public
declarations, so fjr from endeavoring to pre
v iU ih? enforcement of emtncipatloa meas-
ure* in ih'.s ard other Stutei, and the crming
of the blacks, he will give them all the assist-
ance in Lis power. Already the free Micks in
some parts of the State are enrolled, and are
to be placed upon £.nj<pjal footlpg with oar
gallint volunteers. True-, the authorities eay
this is only for labor and military duty, but
wc have cot the slightest reason for believing
ere word or rclyirg upon ary promise that
tbe Administration cr any membtr of it skill
MM The deceit in this case is too palpable.
Tbe negroes must be enrolled before they c: n
bo drafted, and it Is being done.
These and other Indie itions soon that Judge
Bramlette cannol bs n lied on by any lover of
Constitutional Union, and It is timo for the
people to tbrow him oveiboard. No man in
a er.ris like tbe present ku a right to allow
himself to be h fl-ienced by mere party, b is
a BWM when principles and men should both
be fairly tested before tbev rec.ive the ia-
llJHMsl of the pcopl«.
There are bow two candidates before the
people, both friends of the Uoisn. Oiie cer-
tnlaly has show n by bis speeches in ibis c:*n
vass that be docs not represent the feelings of
any but tbe moit ultra radicals. Tae other
hM the entire confi leace of the people of this
State. If both of these were independent o n
didates, doe s ary cm believe thtt Mr. Wick-
Lile would Ml receive fclllltl of the v.»:e
of the State f L^)t the MMk, then, shake off
she tramm;l* of pirty, remembcaeg that tbe
en;;* ii too iiun.iaent for aay one to be lclla
eucrd by any other feeling tlian i>iitriotism.
W, Mstofi the pMfti of Ml State are
nearer MMMMJ MMl th'-u is us.a :!lv
suppceed. ^'e b .'kve MM n tbey coudemn
the UCaMtiUstkMHl MM) ft tbe Govern-
mc'. t,tb«y nurfn it, and wlil net give their
tuflruge6 to a'n »n who apologiz-js for and ex-
cus;- MMk We bditve they arc al'JO oo-
std to secession and rebellion, and Will so
MMMlMMMlfMj Unforiuaalely there pre
■WJf w':o-:o interest It h to mystify tbe Uiiies
,'-dibe p'sitions of the cmlida es; but ail
UrMWMlWI KCMl in tae ljyaLy
of both candidates to the. U^ion, and no tn-
HMti riiiud can saj-, after reading Judije
MMVl ftrihli ? pceeb, or the Obaeiv^-r'a
MMN on bis L- xingion speech, thit he is
ley i! to the Coustit utiou or to the Stato over
wLich he as]>irei» to preside. L.t U3 all, there-
fore, slop out of Mnf pr* ja lice for this time,
and casL our vmi-s lor the layai and able Ken-
tuckhm, Charles A Wukiifl
Conceit.
The reader of the report of Brumletle'a
fl>eech will be araused at the motives v.bicL
influenced the rebel leaders in this rebellion.
It is, in brief, tfeat they wanted more slaves.
They could not get tketn from Africa cn ac-
count of the laws against the slive trade
Tbey were too high in priee In the border
States, and whst was to be done? Precipitate
a rebellion — involve tbe herder States in the
difficulty. They will !o2e the protection of
the fugitive slave law, properly wiil be in = e-
cure, and, consequently, reduced ia value, s<>
that tbe cotton States could get MM upon
cheap terms.
This was the mo'Jve, according to the the-
ory invented by a candiditc for Governor of
this £ta'.e. It is entirely original, never
avowed and never guessed at before. T! e
rebels aiming thus to Injure K-ntucky for
their own selfish purposes, it bebocv-'s Ken-
tnckians to be indignant at them. S », if Lin-
coln free* all their ne^roe*, KMMMlMi may
aay good for bim. They got up the rebellion
to rob us, let them b^ robbed. Tbe theo-y ia
got up to reconcile Kentucky to the startling
usurpations of power by the Executive.
These usurpations inflict vengeance cu the
rascals who laid the plan to r >b u=. Mr. Lin-
cola has avenged oar wrorgp.
We had cuppo al, from whu we eaw rind
ka ;w of this matter, that the MMN was ihe
work of a few aspiring politician?, who had
held office and power and were a'jjut to lose
them, who had tbe skill to uke advau'aire ol
a sectional contest, to foment It aod use it to
accomplish an audacious purpose. It w. s net
slave* they were after. It was power and
MK
It seems, however, that Mr. B. hts sraellrd
out a motive entirely different from this. It
waa a cold calculation of self-ln teres', mace
by men in the cotton States to get m ore ne-
groes a', cheaper rates at our MMt
We don't know which is the more reprehen-
sible, that wicked and toweriig tmoitlon
thit would rule or ruin, or that avaricious
prop, rally that adopt* a bloody programme
upon a seitbih cleuV.ion of ga'c.
According to Branalette, this re' cP. ou i«
only a grand speculation for the sake- <> f | Mk
This being the ease, it Is io order to I,
naEtiathisStateat'aucha rebellion, alined
act at the free Siatee but at us. The Presi-
dent ha* rot done exictly right, however. He
•nght to have uken all the slaves of the rebel
tof them, aod giv n
Card of P. 'lines, Esq.
BoWLI.tGGRl'EV, July 13, IfM,
Totie Tttimtf ftgm mi Wkrrm Dj—Wn
HiVin^ been urgency HBHted by many of
you to become a candidate for tho Srate Sen-
ate, in the dicirict forn4 Of your COMtiaa, I
take Ibis method ol anncurjcir;g uiyrtif M
such cand dite. I would lrnvn priferrod not
making a car v. as for a*jy cfllee ; but havlrg
been several tlrn«:s honored by myown county
with official poil i-n, I tave rot Ml at lioei ty
now to decline becorn'n^a mWM, when so
many of both ccuntirshav^ urgently ask^d It.
Tho time U n^w so short that I fear I will not
b3 able to visit ai<el a Idre-s tbo people of
every neighborhood. Nor cin I, li a coumu-
rlcution lika tbi-t, |MJ ~,y vltw; as fully
upon tte IsMorlaM fMMtMl of the day as I
should Hk*ifM will, there fun-, 1 » vet'": trust tc
agr'Rt extMt to my w<U kr-c-wn po'-.itioa and
opinion*, r.nd ny Juicraput nrd hoaertv in
supporting «t;d carrying them opt bo far as
in my power in \y ha should y on elect ma. I
sm. and bov b?<?n ail tho time, aim tad
urflincbing Cchiu tnm ; In f :v »r of "ill prop-
't ml coast lttitiauaj mean* ..f preserving It.
But while I \i^! J to :io m>n (B d r?o loa 10
the Union said i s restOf Ml 0 . , I ',".■';!• rs it can
enly hi p rs asr ved or rs*to-.si i«v upholdina;
and aMding tv tfc* C Mtitutloa, 'w-i-i-.h is ii«
only bond. I beHsv* no t a . U. ioo m-'a
woull k-iowin^ly violate aasv of its provis
Ions. I em sec no va'uo. iu-fiio U dor* if the
Constitution is to be Mbvelxad. I eio not be-
lieve tbst any pn'dic rrrnMltj eaa authorl*
ordetnaad i s tuspeasion, or that Ks j-.plica-
tion i.-> dilsftat In times e>f war fri ta what It
is in times of peace. I do i:;>i beib vo that
the FsderaJ OoTdraiBMt ba^ the rlgtit to in-
fringe upoa my of the na.rv- <{ tights ol the
S'at??,<nd should I be elected I wi*loppoae aH
ell <iu to that end. I will andea tot to tnaJa«
tain our State rfth'?, privd o ird i:u
tlons to their fullest extent Tho Federal
Governmeni haa no il^ht, hi Ba/BMsbk opin-
ion, to interfer • or tn'rd-.'lo with our property
in slaves, and I shall efuncct.'y mist all at.
tempts to do so, believing our right to Fi:el>
proper:y unqucstiorab!.' ; and.lc Eievlng f ir. ti-
er, that the slaves fsUTsnlins arc la a Ekf 1st |
ter coaditiou as such, th'n th-ycia poasibly
be pi. c?d In by Abolition fanaticJ. Our rL-his,
therefore, and tumauity iuclf demands Its
protection. Although I am, and always have
ueen. opposed to the rebelHoa, I an ilr.o nr-
dent'y op p osed to Ikfl UttpkMrsaeat • f netr .es
as solii>;ri. in the army of e ii.her of the at n-
tendii'g pattlea behevtas; Use poliey d'strti^t-
Ive. barMfMi aud dltfiieefaj to a free pad
Christian people, Bect'.usc I a:u o;.p jscu to the
rebellion aud auxloua to I c; it pot down, at d
iu favor of the Uaion, are nj KaSOM WfeJ I
should lOpjOtt the oonoxious BoaniM Of
the partv iu powor— meaaares la palpable vi-
olation of both Federal snd State Cjnatlta-
tkns, a* I aonoatlv eooeafva. Unit a we rs-
t'im loth- old Uadoiarlu sisde* by the fstherfl
of the R. public, I very much f<nr w s>.al;
wholly fail to BSaln enj >\ the ancient Jignts,
privilege? and glorias of the t oion a.; it w^.s.
1 hsve no tai:h i >. tae AboUtiOB part; ed the
North, nor the Secession party of tbe South,
and eltaoatn I bare beoa a v» big in politl -s,
I b'llcv : th it now we eaa only sec tMeoa-
sasaasatloa ot Mr cherished wish — th« Con-
£titutia:i sd ado later ed as it by our la 'ti-
ers, ard tho Uuio- reston d a; it \r»s, rhtongh
lb-. ins:rumea:ality of the coaaetvatift Dam-
ocratie str-.'rg'h cf the loyal Sta'Oi.
Hoping, ruj' tcllOW-cl lis -n?, t o SOC n?.ny of
you b. tore the « l.c.io.i, 1 Will continu, tL:.-
comiaualcitios BO f ttribcr. Iltving baeoaun
candieJatc, I am of course anxloas for your
saffrsrges, bat eot unl :ss yon crowding to
trust io my hocenty and judgment in th d ;-•
cbitge of 'he duties which w:ll dCTOtr* upon
bm i: elected. Very respactfally,
r. ui-zn.
[For thj Lou!:nille Democrat.]
Glasoow, Kv., Jul;. VZ, li>ei3.
JRsaM.JHsMa: TM k'gltiasata UalM men
llMMtltlg
Incidents of
Vicksbtirg.
the Siege ol
[e'nrrcspondei;(y of the Sew t ot< Mhos.]
Eawan*! Bump. Miss , antuost's Lasd'o, )
Friday, Juue 20, 1853. ,
CONVERT \TIOXS WITn TUI! REB"L SOt DtERP.
Purticir up for the n'ght In tbe camp cf tbe
Eighth lows, we visit the works In front of
< : u. B. B. E wing's brigade, and where was
pleated the Second Iown battery, consisting of
s ; x guns and two Co-pounder Parrot?-Capt.
N jls< nY. Sioor, Chief of Artillery on Gen.
Tu tl s*e B aff, First Lieut* nant J K. R P j
coii:tii<D; 4 ;tig battery. Tb:y sre Just getting
the Parrots iu position to enfilade traverses
the er easy r-r er ictlng in rear of a dis'satb.is-
tion. L t'ut. E. Beddlactoe, TblrtHh Ohio,
Aid-dc-Camp or Brigadkr Geucral II. B. Ew-
in;r, who cojimauu* tne tickets r-t this point,
c wdoetcd u* up the saps to wlthiajsWjasI of
the nM so'dUrs. "fher^,' 1 6aid he, pointhg
to o:ir b.js reclioiug against a lirge gal lon,
"do \c,n pl-c our boys leaning 8gain.it that
nbioaf Well, sbent five feet from them, and
I sn i!g agaiBst the opposite side, are tbe reb-
I I i" by rnnnlnz the gnuntlet of rebel lead
that Saw recklessly a*l around us, ws suc-
aaadad In reaahiag ih; rpot i oimed out. Oar
men— some cf the Fourth Virginia— had laid
aside their gum, and sefaed a weapon more
p )wcriul than th a s Word, a* ulso haei tbe reb>,
:t-i v,i;i..h each, ja-lgin* from the billet) sent
and repeat, was wii lOlug with his greatest
dextetftj. Ws introduced the exercises with
the foUowhsgt "How is rations:"— tied tbe
tnli ■ rim to a bu'let aad tossed It over the
bank. Ia a moment wc recOiTed the follow-
ing:
'vVe h-ve plenty of rations. Throw ever
some United States cracker* and we will
tbrow som« biscuiit!
'[Sisnr Jl P. A. 8."
Wc replied: "Her-.'s the 'liar 1 tack'— tbrow
0* tha baSCttiti We Lave softobread twice a
d*y, B :3ton und I n ted St.ites eri'-ktrs for
dinner, a pleasant place, and wish you'd
come ovfr and snare the luxuries with iit." —
faateaed it to the cracker and threw it over
th- bank. Wo received tho following In re-
ply:
"I wculd not hesitate a moment to come,
bui. in so doiog I would be ■spewed to the
Cicof ycur sharcsbooters. I would like to
com'.- cv T and have a chat with you. We do
not shoot at your picket 1 *. One of our pickets
&r.s wounded taet right by one of your men.
"P. A. S."
Tho b'souil ebdr.'t come. We then pro-
poard to tra le starves, and, ns the scq iel will
snow, completely "blufied" "P. A- 8."
u ]ar«w orer ycur kuife and let M see it.
Wc will scud it hack it it djCB not tuit. We
r.il! not s-.-r.d an inferior oac — P. A. 8." The
knife w. s thrown ejver, but lodged oa tbe
".-a-;!--. Some of the be>ys IkaUooed, and told
thl iq that there w^s a katfj on the bank, and
that if they'd crawl up and ge-t It, they would
net shoot. Ater a while th<y got it, and we
received tho followin« :
" I send back the knife. We Just found it.
It la worth inure than snv that wc hav«. Ad-
areas yeur no:os tad paaksgei P. A. S."
Wo then rent him a c gar and a series of
faastJoM la regard to the situation in and
•beat the "Se-bastopol of America," and rt-
eeived lor reply the fdiowiag:
U I cannot anawer iMo^aaMMi whioh you
rek Much obliged for tne cigar. Did uo:
g-..t the crack r. Plenty of grub. — P. A. 8."
Whaa be karaed that we were reporters, he
t eemed ve ry anxlc>u3 to tsciiange papers, aud
sent the foboning: "Will you too kin« enough
to tbrow us ever a paper, and this evening we
will throw over ere ia return. — P. A. 8."
We told him that we'd bo glad to comply
wliu bis request, but that there waa an embar-
go BjMM it.
liUnEt. tuoi giits rs ffemngs.
Tho following arc but a specimen of the
tV ousand-End- •• uc Ms* ta wrifey and received
at tld- point.' I sppcndtbem verbatim ct IMef-
sttas, (€ panefnafhn, and in the raibi r original
oriLo^ruphy with Which beautiful ecienco tbe
writeta seesa hut to have coquettrd.
"Yeu ned not beo afei'd of us, lor we will
rot shoot you, If you don't shoot us. This la
hr.-d to 6et aud match m a to kill them
of His county strlLa hands With you, ard yontt" toTi've in aMI M the while "river!
l.g. Io this wsy we could afford to be more
pit lotic th*a we are. We know that a fcood
fat office, or a food fat contract, no*, enly
hela* a raiL's loyally, but it often couver s a
sympuh L'.r t n o aa uaconditiosal, snbjugu-
iog, exicrmiuating Unioa m»a. The Piesi
dent caa do sn>thiag to save the Uuioa-thi.'s
the docuine; and how could he conn
thaa by a distribution of
be a tort of po-
Feax.— There U every iadieatlo>.< thit cot-
ton will remaia hi:;h for some time to come,
sad great importune* is justly given to the
domestic mauu.'actares ol fl ix by tbe press
gaaMatlf throughout the conitry. We re
^rot that in name rotis instances writers on
flax deem it necessary to puff certain ma-
chines which ure worthless in connection
with their advlea to farmers to pay more at-
tention to this important branch of domestic
industry, so well known to our mothers and
grandmothers.
We profess to be well posted on the subject
ot fb.x manufacture, and wculd 6ay to fanners
who . ontcmpl ite doing anything In this Hue,
that ih»y need very little machinery besides
what can be made by altncet any car] writer,
with the iisilatance of any person w ho is old
enough to rem»mber how the fl .x-brakes of
old times were constructed. A fl ix-brcko it
merely a temp-brake on a traaller scale.
Among the hundreds of Hjx and hemp-brakes
tMt MM MM invento l for breakmg rolled
A -x or bOMA uot ono has ever bteu suecessfu'.
b is true that where it Is au object to break
out large qualities, and where hor^eor other
power tin be uecd, flax can be broken out to
advantage by pressing it he'.wjan pairs of
tla'cd roller?, which may ha nude of cither
wood or iron. These wooelen fluted rollers
may be fifed up by almost any e-ountry
mecbauie 1 . We have seen them fitted up from
on<: to three pair, where ilax was broken out
to be sent to market. These rollers are gen-
erally nude taaat two feet long, from four to
six Inches diameter, made of beech or any
bard wood that will wear smooth, with flutes
runcing from eud to end about ono inch apart
aad about three-fourths of an lach deep.
Shafts of roual iron, say l 1 ,' to l}._f Inch
diameter, should run through these rollers,
a-id it would be well to hare them turned, say
three Inches from the end, for bearings.
Tbey ehoalJ be eet In a frame, one above the
other, tbe flutes running together like cag
wheels. The 6halt of the lower rol-
ler ehouli extend l^r enough at one cad
to contalu a iw'.r of pulleys ou siie the bear-
ings, one puliey loose and the ether fast to the
shaft, A belt of two or three inches in width
will he tnffieli-st to drive the machinery,
which should htve a speed of about two hua-
drcel revolutions per minute, aad the pulleys
should be of the diameter necessary to secure
this end. When two or more pairs are con-
structed on erne frame, they should be eet near
together. The fluting in some nny be finer
than in other?, and the lower rollers connected
together by belts or cog g;crlng, so as to run
with lbs sam*. velexdty. These arc eld ma-
chines tint have been long in use, and there
is no patent upon
none.
When snob machines are used for breaking
out tbe rotted fl ix.it tujv be advisable to bar
-1 o | R' U'chinz or ewingling machin*, which
Is a very simple trTdr, and made thus: Four
hickory blades, four or five feat long, are at-
tached to the end of a revolviag round 6haft
like the wings of a windmill, except that th<
blades are not eet at an cnglc, bat move tdg<
foremost. One or two swingling boards arc
moved up sufficiently near on one side for tbe
blades to strike the flsx to be scutched. It
can be hardly necessary to give any further
directions, exe:ept that the shaft should have
smooth bearings, with a pair of pulleys, to ba
driven by a belt at such speed ui nuy be re
quired.
Beware belrg humbugged by any paten
machines for preparing 11 ex lor
ufaciure,
Spinning wheels, hackles <fcc , can be pro-
cured ol Mr. Wllkee, of this city, or of the
Fraokfort penitentiary.
with all other lojul men of the Hetf, o\'::r tha
nominotions of that rterllag patriot, lion.
Charles A. W'iekiirl -, for Governor.
Tha time las come when DMMMal must
rally to the rescue of our beloved eeur.try,
a-id through the bidlot-bcx tigat tho renegades
and apostates who now seek plac: and power
for spoils, to ike ruin aod destruction of the
country.
Wc should here • ticket In every county
and secure a L/rro'slaturo a^d Scaata that will
support Air. V. M klitf- la his rule. Let evrry
couuty come out with Its candidate* aca
voters to elect Lhasa W<» a re p ooaa that every
Peasocrat iu the S;.-te go to w< rk lor the
whole tlck«;t and it c .u easily t'o elei t ".
After full consultation lu* this county, the
true Unlo:i Democracy are unanimous In their
choice for that long-trio 1 aad faithful Demo-
crat, Trnvis Cocktril', Efq , and we co>v call
on him to anuour ce hlm—.if a cindldate lor
the Legislature, against that ^ Ml fjawMM */
DtMocrwejf, Air. Whrrhg.
This <ltar l)an<;< at Warrirc, ajsi bis niii£-
trieaa ejoaaprrirs. ejected ths Boa. lar. Cra-
vens from tai ir r.;c ticg in the frUf of Louis-
ville; and now, while In i* lighting the ro'iels
in Indiana, these lmnncnli « "»o. o . '
nU" are *.':ulking an^ si islaifesTtiig to swald the
draft. Precious soil.-! not OMaVajto/ Mdf
b'.oinl irdl encr be tptlt as lo:ig tha sp^Us of
office will produce fAres hundred doQ BW
;ri ANY !>L-I . U.'. 1*.
1^7" A isreaade w is given to Mr. Lincoln
ou the uight of the Foioth, in honor of the
day and of our victories. The Prtiident
rambled on in his discourse in hi3 mm! tnaa-
ner, but bad not a word of comtHendalloa for
General Mcsde, wbO hadjaat won a great bat-
tle. Ue had nothing to eay of our haroifl sol-
diers. The latter sprung doub.Io33 from that
strange w-ut of sympathy peculiar to him,
the former, the Eiateiu papers say, MM]
Mr. Lincoln is a candidate for rc-clcction to
the Presidency, and tieneral Me^.de is a for-
midable opponent.
convert n b !*
thedukiasto
BP" About two thousand gucrriUsa hive
be-en c porating in the Ticinity of Cclnrabus
Ky., for the last week, and several cghts
sitce they thrcttened an attack on the city.
Gea. Asbo.h was folly prepared to give
au spp-opriate reception.
tired their too yecrs. this is D. Norrts, Co
K. 'iTK* Vol " Another, written on pastcboird.
"8:.y brr.s, bcariior-iof oor ft g't tb-t wants
U> swap eaoteeee with the 47 otiio. What P«-gt.
i< oa j-lekct over there? Is thi re a boy named
Johnny Becfcly ov».r ;hert?-M A. B." And
another addressed to Co. D, Foriy-seven'n
Ohio Volunteer Inlautrj: "I do not know any
OM of that name. Do" ar:y of you wish to
trj.de canteens? If y u do, let me kuow. If
yea wish to tn COB rag* us loe-rae over, throw
ver a OBBtaca. We will not shoot.— Lt. J. D.,
7 La." Their comet us, uniiLe ours, are slto-
gi : \i or W00dea l and ihey tc.m very uuxlous to
tnge, The canteen was thrown ovjr, and
that night twelve reb'.lo ' came over" at that
place, ai d delivered themselves up as jmson-
<tf, ftning thit they were aln-ady prisoners,
hi y did not care to oe receive-d and treated as
nch — that anything was prefenldo to star-
vation. Desertions are Tery fre<]Uent
from the rebel line. It is reported tbat a*
high as one hundred and twenty-four in one
ht came over the works near General
tin's drriskMl OB the led, with guns, k~ap-
ack«, and everything. "P. A. 8.," spoken ol
t-ovc, a Lieutenant in the Twenty -seventh
LoahttBM lo^i'.ornl, fasSt night, per acreo-
nt wilh Lt-.u.caant H; ddingtou, that he
>uld be allowed to return, came over the
rks, and th- y conversed together for some
time. H* would divulge nothiug of In-
re t— spoke tavher despondiotdy of Vieks-
burg— thought it possibk thit tM entire gar
risou would tpend the summer North ; na 1
nothing against us— wee lighting lor princi-
ple, a;.u wsu'd desert bat lor tho disgrace of
the thing. L'tu. enact S'ge, company C,
Tweniy-alxth Iowa, aloo met and conversed
with Acting Adjutant Collins, Thlrtloth
Loubiaua regiment, who came over the
works and remained an hour aod a
h<ilf. He considered the Vicksburg garrison
already as good as prisoners, and tbcuubt h«
shou ei, when It shouid please Gen. Qtaat to
make the trunsfers, enjoy the trip North ex
cecdiugly. They had not ple nty of ammuni-
tion at Vicksburg, bad sufficient to repel a
charge and were saving it for that purpose.
Tbere were a great mtny sick, both of tolaiers
and eUIaens, in Vicksburg. They were short
of medical Btorcs, and most cf their wounded
— even the Elightly wounded— were Buffering
and dying from inattention. Ho wanted to
know waat Sherman was wounded at Port
Hudeou. Said that our heavy can-
nonading fcst Suuirday kilied but one
man that he knew of, and he waa bet-
bag with M uuexploded shell, when It burst
and blew him iuto atoms. Represents the
array 86 seriously dt moralized, as hostile to
Pembertou, and says it is no geueralsbip to
hold their prttcnt works. Expected to live
la the South, or he'd desert— did not want to
have it thrown up to him, yet if we were
i 1 led to keep him, he'd stay— he could
in ke them believe that he was forced to ro-
miiri, but thut would be a disgrace to us, as
W« hM promised that he ehou'd return. The
merthaLtii In Vicksburg had opened their
store*, and turned over all the flour, tobacco,
Ac, to tbe authorities, who bad issued it to
tho soldiers. The merchants thought it
would soon be confiscated anyhow, and their
corn mcel was ahaaj exhausted. They
haven't a bit of "bust-head." a very strong in-
dieatioB of an immediate capitulation. A
lady who tad been out to see her husband at
the outer works, while returning, and when
one mile from our pickets, had her arm
f h8ttcred by a shot from our sharpshooters.
H- put ou a very long lace when Lieut. Sage
t li him that Joe Juhtibton had been bud y
whipped. He Is their main and only hop«*.
The citiz-ns have carved oat great caverns
under tbe supervision of engiueers, have
made them shell proof, furnished aud venti
laled them, and many arc so far uuder ground
that, 6houli the city surrender, It would be a
week ere they learned It. Their sur
goons live likewise, and from the mouths of
tbelr burrows, which have been constructed
for a river attack, opentto upon the wouoded
uuder 6bady trees. Very ofP:n In the act of
amputating a leg, or extracting a ball, tbe op-
eratora, who seem to be endowed with all tne
'ustincts of the "prairie dog, ' hearieg the buz
uir g of a shell, quit their work, abandon
th> ir sur J ct to the storm, and scud for their
holes. l"ne men do their cookirg in ditcher.
This evening three of their bands came out
near the works aud prayed several stirring
airs. Our boys wintod them to play "Yan-
kee Doodle," but tbey wouldn't play It— that
ht-d " played out." They played "Dixie" and
retired.
r. a. s. AO AIM.
To-day the inevitable "P. A S." racde out
and sent over to Lieut. HeddiLgtou the lol
lowing:
"srnciAL REC>CT«-Tro*
For 1 box Sardines, 3 pounds OMrae, 1 nay i
of Smoking Tobacco and 1 bjtile of Wais
kv."
l'hc lieutenant iromet 1 iately procured and
sent over all the articles rcquireU but the ast,
"which he would have been happy, exceeding
ly haupy, to have sent also, had it not been
>Dat be was so far from his wu sky base tbat
it was impossible at all times to pn cure a tup-
ply ol tne article nsmed." In return, he re
e.lved an elogaut gold peLCd worth fo. To
one ol our mining parties, who are w.thiu bail-
ing distance of tne enemy, tha rebel pickets
scat tae following dispatch:
"Work quiet boys— keep your heads low;
t*~Jud»e B:amlettc wilt not alio* men to ; notwithstanding we'll shoot high, yet keep
I* your heads low; and do not talk— lor If our
Ulk treason He h id be.tcr bo aumb, ther, ^ >J£tn hear job, they will make us shoot
for he talks trees on to the Constitution. • yon!"
fipWe learn from the bsst authority that
tl i President has expressly forbidden the en-
rollment of any slaves in the loyal States.
He claims theauihorny to enroll fiea ne.-.oes
only. If there is any authority lor this U
must be found In the coufljcation, not in the
conscription bill; fcr the hi ler authorizes the
Presideut only to enroll citiz-ns, arjd a ttegva,
according to the | »is:ou cl th> Suprcm-e
Court, cannot be a citizen ef tha United
States.
{tfSThc Journal mak?3 a liaj aH Mr
McKee, Democratic candidate for Sujierin-
tendent of Public Instru- tiou, trying to make
him out a syinpuhiz r wi-h the rebellion
Mr. McKee voted for Mr. Crittenden in UN
Subsequently, having changed hi* residence
toOwensboro, he voted for Judgo Ycama
for Congress. He is a much hater Union
man than the editor of the Journal.
$S9*"Ovcr enc thousand of Morgin'i men
have been captured in difft-cnt portions
Indiana. The men ire trred and broken dowp.
Some of them were la the saddle and on the
march for thirteen dajs and nights without
.resting. 1 hey can t it up in e sad He and sleep
as soundiy aa If they wt re in a bed. They are
falling behind in ltrge sqreads through Ohio
igpTbrco of Mo gau's uv=-u were captured
back of Madison, Ind , a few dnys ago. The ir
came* are John IL Morton, F. W. Weeks, W.
H. Birton, of Christie's company, Tenth Ken-
tucky regiment, aad A. M. Grimes, of Adams'
Mississippi regiment. This list mentioned
was oae of Brsgit's me?.
Toe recent armistieo here was one of tbe
riicwt affecting scenes lever witnessed. Sol-
diers who, in self-defer se, bad sought a few-
hours before to s'av each other, greeted each
other %i old frleods: brothers, long separated,
shook hands and conversed of childhood's
.■7 -.ill- v y<ars; fathers met their children in
arms agsinst them, and wept that It was so.
One little fellow of the Twenty-third Indiana
found his brother, coaxed him away to his
unt, and he never returned. Ah! could the
poor private Boldie:* settle this battle, the war
would, iudeed, scon be over.
nZJJEL REPARTEE.
As my letter Is mostly made up of incidents,
we will give vou a few more, gcicg to show
the richness "of rebel repartee end l'tcundlty
of Federal fuu:
Rebel Picket— What are you men doing
ever there?
Union Picket— Guarding about £0,000 to
30.000 rebels In and about Vicksburg. Guard-
ing your army as priscners, and miking you
bn:ird Touraolves. •
R--b. — Why, yon fools, Pcmberton
hrts a strong line of guards for ths same pur-
pose.
Rek— now's Hookei? He had to recro^s
the r-ver, did he not?
T*d- Ye*., but he wt's not as big a fool as
your General was. Hi did not t.uru the
brii'g s before his men all got across!
R-;b— Wbat do you tkiuk of the gunboat
Cincinnati?
Fed —Gunboat ? Why, don't you know
the difference between a* gunboat aud a hay-
rack?
R.b.-(just in the act ct throwing a hand-
grenade)— An tn'y, over!
Fed. — (in the act of burling it back;— Lock
out for ti e skillets and cimp kettle-!
Fed.— (-J : rcsalng a rebel Lieutenant of ar-
tillery )— Where's your gun?
Reb. — Turned it over to Grant at the Big
Black, aud I guess its now in active service,
by the way It plays into thrss works!
Htb —Why don't vou come and lake Vicks-
burtr. ?
Fed.— Oo, we'ro In no particular hurrv.
General Grant ia not yet ready to transfer you
North.
Reb. — ( boastlngly)— We've got a lot of ycur
old flags over here.
Fid.— Have you, though? You'd better
make shirts of 'era, for they'd look bctter'n
that butternut.
Reb.— (in a husky voice)— I want to trade
some corn-meal for some coffee.
Fed.— What did you sny?
R:b.— (louder)— Won't you trade se me cof-
fee for senna eorn-rnesl?
Fed.— You'd better get seme codec, or some-
thing elee, for you've eaten eorn-meal till ycu
can't talk plain.
Rrb.— When arc jou going to make a
charge?
F<.d. — Ob, in about two years. We are in no
hurry— ire living fine over here— have a
pleas-nt place, and ammunition to last n? the
Kst ol the time.
PLAT1SO OFF.
The following are but two of the many
racthe<ds ot ' playing off" so prevalent In the
army. Oae man, just before the battle of the
20.1 May, here, very desirous of being sent to
tho hospital, and, as he was very hesarty, he
mmi ;ed to humbug the Surgeon by 6wal:ow-
ingtobaceo juice just as the medical func-
tionary was making his rail-., and of course
the man was very sick, vomiting at a eai ra'e .
This he repeated, until the Surgeon was satis-
fied he wes very sick, and ought to go
Nor.h or to the Hospital. He wa? sent,
and go; to remain until after tbe battle, by
similar experiments. Another young man
bad a falling of strength in the sea ot arterial
circulation. His expedient was this— haviDg
blv ehoes eff, he cut one of his leet severely
with a pMlnlfi thta made a corresponding
cut, as he thought, in one e>f bis shoes. His
cue was brought immediately before the sur-
geon of the hoapitsl. The wounded man
claimed to be shot. The surgeon examined
the wound, and, as this excited suspicion,
then the sb ;e, when lol and behold! the right
|e | was wounded, and the left 6hoc The
examination of thu penknife soon disclosed
the whole plot. It h needless to say that the
baplens victim of bis own folly wis laden with
reproaches instead of MMMMBgMMt
Jt'Nirs.
TE LEGRAPH IC,
[From Yesterday** *« Evening New*.**]
Further from the Sew York Riot.
Attacked and
le OH
Martial Law
Capture of 2,000 Prisoners. Jtc, at
Falling Waters.
Lee's loss on this side of the Poto-
mac 33,000.
Foreign Intelligence.
Morgan at Host
He Makes His Stay Brief.
at
The Mississippi River Is
of Port
Beauregard at Charleston, ?. €.
Further Sews from Charleston.
_ _
horses, and fndlrg them South, also coa-
scrirting rapidly.
A party of rebels la tha neighborhood of
Treuton, are n r-o-ted >ww«o< toward Uakm
City to support the \ arty who attache i that
plite oa the tLh.
Another p«'ty was expected at Dresden
last night. The latter was conscripting. The
rebel force between Jackson aad Unioa City,
is estimated at J.IX'O, mostly mounted infantry.
G.a A^hboth 1* prepaid to
and has ordered a comt
an advance post.
New Yoaa, July la.
The Treasury bulldinc, C utomhco**, aad
other FabUc bui dipgs arezuarded by cannon
oupported ly Infantry. The elevators de-
stroyed bv »be mob iu Brooklyn last night are
valued at #100,000.
3>me ne^ro house* In Jersey City were
sacked and burned Numbers of negro
women and children are encamped ia Ely—
sisn Fields.
The Heboken mob, at S:aten Island last
nigV, was overawed by a patrol of armed
cltrz-ns. The residents of Williamsburg are
organizing volunteer compaaia*.
The Mayor of Brooklyn refused to oUi e
meeting of the citizens, on the plea tbat It
would it time the rioters.
Icqnests have already been held on tbe bod-
ies ol about fifty persons, including nearly a
dozen laaeeeal people, one a mother and la-
fant just bom.
A drv goods MM on the avenue was sack-
ed ot £40,G00 worth of good*.
The residence oo Twcntv-r.lnth street de-
stroyed by the mob w*aa*| Horace Greeley's,
as the mob supposed, bat Mr. Smclair's,
*h-re the former sometimes stayed.
A man rcsembihg GreeU-y was awfullj
beaten.
Nxw Yobb, Jury 18.
The steamer Ualon, arrived here froaa
Charleston the 1 J-.a, report* th»t Gan. Gill-
more captured rearly all of Morris Island,
with a lanio number of tTiviners, selge gan*
and cannon. F.ve gunboats were shelling
Fort Wagner, ;.nd have iTobsbly captured ft
ere tbls.
Cin\ !V»aTI, Ju'y Id,
Mirtlal law was removed this morning, aad
business ia resuming its nsuai channels, but
as yet there is notuing doing, cor can wo hear
of any demand for any article except whisky,
of which 400 burrelj were sold at 41Kc.
CMaaaWMSj July 16.
River ha* fallen 15 inches since Monday,
with 13 feet in tbe eBBBWei Weather clear.
68; har^meter 2!>7»).
River 3 feet 2 Inches by the
tliiug. Weal her clear and pi
f^*Ina fight betwetu tiio Home Guards
and Morgau's forces at Crrydon, ttvr Union
men lost four killed and two wcunelcd— tM
rebels ten killed and forty wounded. Tbe
Home Guards numbered four hundred and
filly, tbe rebels four thousand fife hundred.
KM J^hn Morgan, as is well known, does
not carry the leaiing article of "bratnL" in his
command That article is under the hat oi
Col. Bi*ll Duke, who is Morgan's adviser, and
advists'by the tuthortty ol euj.'. rior -billties
e^r*As constr.utiou iiUiiiou men are abused
as "reb la," "irailow" and ths iike.^o suppose
to he » ricd' ra patriot on i must be an ua-
cju»titu.!on -.i Uoion mir.
When the Governor of Pennsylvania
called lor troops, a number of young men
formed themselves into companies, aud ten-
dered their services for six months. On
reaching Harrisburg, they found the pvoplc
greatly excited, and discussion going on as to
the terms for which certain of the volunteers
would be needed ; and every body had some-
thing to say about the " emergency," yet few
seemed to fully understand its meaning. One
young volunteer heard to much about the
" emergency," that he made up his mind that
there was more in It than he chose to under-
go, so, bundling up his trap?, he made for the
depot, exclaiming: " I don't nilod serving for
six months, but d— d If I'm going for the
emergency," and he didn't.
Sad Accidbnt. — A little girl, some twelve
or fourtoen years of age, a daughter of Mr.
Bnrke, who keeps a saloon on Washington
street and resides near Asbury Chapel, In-
dlauapolle, was accidentally shot through the
he»d and instantly killed, Tuesday evening,
by a young man r amed May, a member of
one of the ward companies, who seems to
hive carclesily loaded his musket after his
return from dress parade, and discharged It
somehow while the girl was playing with It
in bis hands ;
Fatal Railuoad Ac cidext.— An accldeat,
resulting in the death of VIr. Philip Gale, of
Jane ksonville— one of the largest cattle deal-
ears In tho western country— and Philip Stout,
shipper of cattle for Mr. John T. Alexander,
occurred on Friday morning at Stewart Grove,
about 56 miles from Chicago, ou the Alton
and St. Louis Railroad. Two trains came
together; one, the cattle train, in whica the
unfortunate men were seated,»waa crushed to
pieces, killing both of them Instantly.
Kg'* We arc informed that the person who
set fire to the railmad bridge at Farrabet's
Sta-lon was Joseph Richardson, a young man
who formerly resided in this city, but a native
of New York. He boarded while in Albany
at the house of John Aagel, and waa a zealous
Methodist. He ran away, lcavlrg an unpaid
bill of near ninety dollars, and Is eminently
fitted by natural instinct for one of John Mor-
Mi's tuicves. He is said to bo very zsilous
la tho Confederate eaus*.
New Albany Ledger.
A *?alou* Methodist and beoarded at the
house of an angel ! Thai's awful !
\Jg~ Morgun Is our enemy and we would
gladly hear of his destruction, yet his activi-
ty, his tact, his indomitable courage compel
our respect and admiration. Ha is one of
tha*. heroic tvpa whose deeds are the thema
of piiuteraa'd of bard ; the be *u ideal of ro-
raautlc misses— the bug-a-boo ol screaming
babies We denounce the traitor, but wc ad
mire the gallant partisan.— [Madison Courier,
14th.
Tne editor was expecting "Cousin John''
in that locality, and wished to meet him with
compliments. Is Madison safe !
t^-Detachmenl* of the Teath Kentucky
Cavalry and Forty-fifth Kentucky had two
skirmishes in pursuit of guerrillas near West
Lrberty a few days ago. They killea three
and captured thirteen men and nineteen
horses. Li^nt. Adams, oi th- Forty-fifth Ktn
tucky, was killed. ^
J3f* General Blair had mined one of the
Vicksburg posts opposite him, and wis about
to explode it, when it was found that the reb
els had conn ermlned and carried off the pow-
der. ,
j^-Capt. Doyer, of Wolford's cavalry, with
fourteen men, captured twelve rebels, cn Sat-
urday morning, near Liberty, Ky. Tbe rebel
C »t Bullitt was wounded, and is a prisoner.
J3f Mrs. Gen. Giant was the recipient of a
gniieent serenade st the Tlanter s House, tn
9'. Louis, a few night* since. She has left St.
Louis to join ber husband at Vicksbttrg.
j^-At Berrien, Michigan, a barrel of sor-
ghum sirup was stored away some five yeara
«go, and it ws* recently tapped, when the con-
tents were found to be white sugar.
IST In response to Mayor Harris' call for
cavalrymen, iu Cincinnati, a few days ago,
Jamea E. Murdoch, E q, appeared at the
desk and offer ed his *ervices.
HT Colonel C. S. Htnson, who
at Lebanon, Ky , U la Lexington,
New York, July 15.
A terrible onslaught was made on the negro
dwellings on York street, last night, amid
the Bbritkt and groans ct the unfortunate
women and children. A collision occurred
lo Forty-fourth street, this morning, In which
three soldiers are reported killed. Report
fays there has been quite an importation of
rowdies from Baltimore and Philadelphia, but
it is discredited by well-informed person?.
Mayor Opelyke recommended the Immediate
proclamation of martial law, but Governor
Seymour opposes it.
This evening the mob again collected in
Thirty-second street near where a negro was
haagiBg. Filling to disperse, a howitzer wal
turned upon them loaded with canister. The
first discharge killed six, and two more dls
charges increased the number of killed to
twenty-two, when the villains skedaddled.
Two negroes were killed tbls evening— one
on pier No. four, and the other in Washington
street.
Harper Brothers and J. A. Gr-%y, printers
and others, have been warned that their t --
ublishmerits will be destroyed If the woik
men are kept on duty.
Colored people are listing from the city In
all directions.
Gold bss "allm to ML Markets dull and
uomiual, no business of importance being
done
Wo have some particulars of the riot in
Thirty seventh street to-day.
Another attack on the Se venth-avenue ar-
senal was to be made. A detachment of two
hundred and fifty men, with an artillery com-
pany ol four twelve pound howitzers, pro-
ceeded to the corner of Thirty firth and
Broadway. From Sixth to Seventh avenue
wa*. crowded with men, women and children.
Fifteen minute* were given lor the e-rowd to
clear the street. No one stirred, and at tbe
expiration of the tim« allowed the artillery
loaded with canister and opened. Five round)
were tlr- •). A good many were hurt, but the
number is not known.
The street was cleared, and the military
bsvlng dispersed tbe mob from the vicinity,
the firemen checked the flames so that only
three or four buildings were burned by the
rioters, who proceeded to erect a barricade of
wagons across Thirty third street and Sixth
avenue. '
Some busdreds of negro women and MB-
dren were allowed to escape, but no e olor^d
m n.
The buildings oeeantod by c olored people
were set on fire with the Intention of burning
colored men In them.
At the last accounts the military had arrived
at the scene, and a fight probably would oc-
r.
IiEADOCARTEKS AHVT oF THE POTOMAC, <
July 14. -
Officer* report that they captured sbaut
2 0* 0 prisoners, two guns, several caissons
*nda stand o! colors, this morning, at Fall.ng
Waters.
The following estimates have been made by
competent officers of Lee's losses since cross-
leg the Potomac: 5,000 killed, 9,000 wounded
aad 9 500 uninjurod prisoners. It is known
that 6,000 wounded nave since been carried
over the river. The desertions will probibly
reach 3,000, making a total los* of not less
than 33,000.
A number of deserters
arrived In camp, and will
lbhed. „ ....
Naw Yons, July H,
The Persia *rrived to-night, from Liverpool
4th, irfa Queenstown 5th.
Warhks rumors continue to come from
It is rumored that Russia assents to tae
seential points ot the proposition of the three
PowerB regarding Poland, but the answer was
not yet received.
The insurrection continues active.
Liverpool, July 4.— Breadstuff* dull. Flour
ea*ierV 81(3 M*. Wheat dull, and lfeod low
Corn In fair
mixed
The Re b. I Attack on Donald-onville.
The Port Hudson correspondent of the New
York Times, writing June "J9.h, make* the
following statement concerning the gallant
defense ot" oar BBjaej. »t Donalds on vilie:
Oa Saturday, the 27th, the enemy, estimated
in force between two and three thousand,
c ime to Donaidsonville and demanded, at 5 P.
m., the unconditional surrender of tbe i
wnlch was Kallantly refused by the little |
rfooo, numbering le#a than two hus
They made the attack at twelve o'clock at
nl ;fct, and after severe fighting for nearly four
hours, two hundred of them succeeded la
gaining poa?rss;-a of the works; bat were
ultimately gallantly repulsed by our men, and
tbe whele two hundred taxen prisoner*, the
remainder of thu force being put to flight.
The number ol killed and wounded was more
than the entire number of onr garrison, which
will give some idea of the bloody nature of
this contest.
Just as our garrison hid succeeded in repul*-
leg the enemy and holding possession of tbe
works, the gunboa . Prlnc- ss Royal, a captured
prz i In running me blockade, came to the
scene of action a._d shelled the retreating;
enemy, literally covering the earth a* far aa
th-- eye could see, with dead and wounded.
General Stooo distinctly mentions this se
one of the most gallant acta ever performed
in the whole history of this war, and recom-
mends every officer in it for immediate pro-
motion. Even the ttafe in th*- hospital left
their beds on th s occasion, shouldering their
mu-ikeH, rusntd to the rampart*,
death around them. Our losses *
two men kl'led ard tour wounded.
AXOTlfEK MlllitKK ilY TBE 1.SMAS8. — Wo
learn IromGeu ml Mhebell, of 8t. Cloud, that
a iu a uamed Jain -s Mr-Gannon waa killed by
the MMM1 on Wednesday of last week, oa
the road leadirg from FairhaveD, Steer a*
county, to Kingston, Meeker county. Hie
body was found on Siturday by Mr. Charlea
Lowe. Mr. Lowe waa passing along the road,
which is the ragular wail route and much
traveled, and bis attention was first attracted,
by tracks of the Indiars, and subsequently by
the tfflavinm of the body ot the deceasetl,
which was found in the bu-hes a few rode
from where the encounter took place. Mr.
MeGannon was mounted on a very fine horse,
ss it it ■ supposed tbe Indians ebot bim forth*
sake ot the animal.
MeGannon was unmarried, but had i
l f.n in two years ago at Kinustcs, and
the troubles last year removed to tho I
Ch-.mplln, opposite Anoka. This year h
put in crops on his place, aod waa on his
io see bow they were getting along
h? was killed. He has a lather, two brothers
and sielert now living at Cbainpiin.
Gen. Mitchell bel.eves tbat qaite a large
number of Indian* are now lurkiag In tbe
woods, aad that it will be very d fficult, if not
Impossible, to exterminate th<m la any other
way than r>y hunting them down as wild ani-
mals are hunted. He thinks th- plan
posed by the State authorities ox eap'
regular trappers and hunters, with a
for each scalp taken, will work well.
[si. Paul
Money Is un-
er in tbe week.
arJi 6d<a"J73.
changed.
Consols Friday W%@02.Y.
BBMMiL _ , _
Washington, July 15.
The following dispatch ha* been received.:
Yick&urq, July 11, 3 P. M—To Maj. Gcu.
Halleck : tbe following dlapate h has been re-
ceived from Gen. Banks :
U. 8. Graut, Maj. Gen.
" Before Ibrt Hudson, J'dy 8 —General : The
Mississippi Is now opened. I have the honor
to inform you that the garrison of Port Hud-
son surrendered unconditionally this after-
noon. We shall Uke formal possession, at 7
o'clock in the morning.
"(Signed) N. P. Baitks, Msj. Gen.
Wahhwotoji, July 14.
The Richmond Enquirer of to-day hi* the
following:
C7tarU*ton, July 18.— To Gen. 8. Cooper,
Adjutant and Inspector General l There la
nothing new since yesterday. The enemy Is
engaged in establishing bitteries for long
range guns, on the middle of Morris Island,
being aided by the fire of the Monitors.
Their wooden gunboaU are firing on batteries
.Vagner and Gregg, on tbe north end of Mor-
ris island.
[Signed] G T. Bsal-re»ard.
New Yobk, June 15
We understand that the retreat of Lee'*
array Is now a rout, and Its spirit is uttenv
broken. This places at the di»Fceal ot the
Federal Government ample force to overawe
rioters In this "ity snd other r-ltler. N o doubt
need be entertained tbat the power of the
Government will soon be showa m the mat-
CrxrnvNATi, July !«.
At twelve o'cloek kst night Morgan's ad-
vance reached West Union, Adims county,
ten miles from the river. Hie scout* ap-
proached the river opoosit«» Maysville this
m,micg, but were driven back by our gun
boa. s.
(Telegrapr-ic Correspoadenee Daily Commercial.)
Columwc*, Kt , July 14.
Union ettisMt of undoubted loyalty came
to Columbus this evening from Mayfleld and
reported Gen. Pillow at Macedonia, ffteen
mdes south of Pari*, Teen., with about *lx
thou and rebel troops — one hall mounted and
the other on foot. On dress parade yesterday
morning P.llow told hi* troop* thtr would
remain till Forrett^lor whom he was looking,
should come up.: '
There is a large number of rebel troopa on
tbe Obion Rrver, ~J*-gfr£»«*jg£
posed to
""il l* currently reportei this morning that
The Gale of Sattrday and Scvday. — A
•ever* gale from the Northeast sprang up oa
Saturday morning, and continued until Sun-
day noon. A number ol vessels were re-
ported to be wrecked, hut, with the follow-
ing exceptions, not hit • Involving sny serious
loss of Ule or property occurred In tbls vicin-
ity: The propeller Ontonagoo, loaded with
flour and grain, for Godericb, put into Milwau-
kee on Saturday uight in a leaky condition,
having thrown overheard nearly 1 .000 barrel*
of flour to keep her trcui sinkirg. 8he ar*
rived here this morning, aud will discharge
and go into Cry dock for repair*. The brig
Algouia, lumber laden, from Green Bay,
sprung a leak, and was only kept afloat by the
strenuous exertions ot her crew. 8nc arrived
here this morning, srd sunk se soon a* M
reached her d- ek. The schooners Fremont
snd Milwaukee Btiie have put back here with
wet cargoes, and will have to discharge. Tbe
propeller Fountain City is rep.rted ashore ha
ihe straits, and the bark S*r.:inU at the Man-
Tee lake is strewn over with
be deck* of
1 Chicago Jw
tjf- The Indianapolis Sentinel of
tays:
Mr. Holro-s, of Jackson county, who Joined
Hobeon'* lores with one hundred and ifty
men and followed up the chase to Htmiltoe,
OhMi returned last evening, hiving left Hs* a-
ilton at 7 o'clock La the morning. He say*
It la Impossible for Hobeon's force to overtake
the raiders. Hobeon's borwes are jided aad
his men sre falling bshind in large s^oada,
and he finds the country stripped of horeee
as he advances. Morgan in some places rep-
resent* himself as commanding Union troops,
and often Induce* the most intensely loyal i
lzaas to point oat to hi* scouts where tbe I
horse* In the neighborhood are to be
He uses evtry expedient to deceive, and ha
many settlements Col. Robe "m found his force
looked upon with dread, tbe inhabitant* think-
ing they had just fed the 1'aioei troops and
that Hot-son was tbe terrible Morgan wno waa
to sweep alt they poseesse 1 ot this world's
goods cot of existence.
A Hoo«ani9M.— It ha* b*en told me (
I don't vouch tor It, though it
respectable ear-witness,) that Hooker, in his.
parting address to bis otaoers here, said "tbat
the army of the Potomac fought with tha
rebels two hours on: of the twenty-four, and
with the Government at Wasbingtoa the.
other twenty-two."
*3*/-The body of Torn
kUled at Lebanon, Ky , na* U*n taken toLca-
ington, Ky., and interred, lie wa* the favor-
ite son of hi* almcct heartbroken moth e r ,
and the pet brother at Ue guerrilla, chief Jehat
Morgan.
XW Aunt E. wa* trying to persuade little
Eauv to retire at sundown : "Yon see, my
j tar* how the little cluck .as go to rot. at at
thu lime.'' Its, sunt,, r.pikd Bdd*, •*Mt
the old hen air'- - '
£»7* A confirmed bac beto r saye tbe ;
women so scldeta stammer Br
tela so
o last— a *taram«r has go* no chance to
In. feople •stutter'* because they hest
But who ever kn^w a wou.au to Bess—
=fiSBfct
tate about
|jy u Pa," said a lad to his father, "I have
often read of people poor bit hooca t; "*■ **,
om -iime* *ay rich but >»< - ~u
fails icmocnt d
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First Western and South-
western
Second Weatam
NaahvUle and
road . .-
Louisville and Lexington
railroad
I<rai*ville and Bardstown
railroad
Cincinnati Mailboata
Loaisville and Bvanavllle
Mailboala*
Shelby ril la Mail
Shawneetown (Triweekly i,
Tarlorf vi;l» and Bl jomH-ld
(iV.-weakl/),
•Arrive* 4oadapa. Wedne*.dav». Fridays and
SaBurdav*, and closes Tuesdays. VriUue^yti, Kri-
«i*rt aud Saturdaya
Mailt for way*offlcos close at 9:00 p. b. on all
Ml*) where the principal malls ciat>« at UaM at
Bia*t.
The maflboati for Cincinnati carry only way-
mail*, except on Sundays, when the Eastern mail
U sent by that route.
Re Seaday mails on the Louisville and Lexing-
ton railroad. Bardstown Branch railroad, Lebanon
B ranch railroad and She .By villa root*.
tW~ Office opens at I a b . , and closes at " r>. u
The Box Delivery will be kept opea until 9 p at.
BnadaTs— open from 8 to 9 a. b Deliveries BBWaf
on Fridays from !• *. x. to 12 noon for advertis
CITYNEWS.
Police Proceedings — Thursday, July 10.
Silas Dipham, disorderly conduct ; bail in
•200 for three months. Bailed.
Samuel Ccperwai'-h, drujk and disoiderly
conduct; baU io 9200 tor six monika. Pail.
Wbaien bail.
Charles Russell, drunk and disorderly con
dnct; bail in 9100 for two months. II. F.
Baird bail.
Fred Haltoo (f. m. c ), yagrancy and beivg
house.
Charles A. Stewart, obtaining one fine cloth
coat by false pretense from F. Pell, on the
comer of Market and Sixih streets; bail in
£400 to answer io the Circuit Court. Jail.
Numerous peace and assault warrants were
diepoaed of*
Stuusc Gold and Silver. —Wednesday
Marshal Ilydes ! rreeted a young woman
namtd Julia White, on the charge of stealing
tome forty dollar* in gold and silver from
Win. BeLheld, about the 10th ol the present
mouth. At
Julia was employed in the house of Mr. Ben-
field as a serva-t girl, but ahor:lv after the
money was missing Julia was also found
Gay Old rABTY."— The other day a MORGAN'S MOVEMENTS. Cau Morgan.-- About tlu time the warbrota
of four, who ant-wered to the namci of The Cincinnati Erqiirer of yesterday says out, it will be rtmembere 1 that CaL aforgar,
illey, Dennis Kelly, Jick Froet aud Con j that Morgan and bis men arrived at Williams- 1 » brother of the notorious John, v,u« arrested
Murpb), UkI it into their head* to have a ourt£ atJ o Ut hilt-past four o'clock Tuesday i and put In the military prison in this city, tmi
;, and General John pave orders to bis finally banished t:, Canada, where he was to
to turn their horses iuto the grain fields remain until the wur was 01 er. WhCB Jjfan
SPECIAL NOTICES.
will leave
this day positively at five
o'clock P. n. for Memphis. This biat is one
of a regular line, and has fine
i and attentive officers on board. Those
;a pleasant trip down the river will
ortunity. Captain John
i is in command, and Dkk Fuller pre-
aides at the
in the
was but very little
lent to the
but they'll find
up a'.though it
at finding Holme*
to
to be
stbat
are
• pair of
jail, ch
One of
Sweeney arrested
nd put them in
inspected felons
E. Lamson, alias E Edwards,
a detective, aid was released, but
is Fred Frax-r,
vTe stated yesterday that the officers
who indulged in the skirmish at the Nash-
ville depot on Tuesday wtre both under
am at. Toil if not so. One of the party ana
a friend who was with him at the time, are
under arreat, but not the parlies themselves.
|y Tbe person who found a letter addressed
to Mrs. Dr. Thos. J. Griffith, last tvenic-, w ll
pleaae return it to the office of Dr. Griffith, on
Jefferson street, between Ninth and Tenth
The letter was 1 st Immediately in front of
Lis residenc'
Whipped —Yesterday officer Cbas. Junot
got on the track of tome goods stolen last
winter— traced them to the hou-e of a
sla
the
. of the law -a
We learn that Miss M. W. White has
diftolved her connection with the public
schools, and iate: d- opening a private school
She has served the School Board long end
faitbfuily, and we regret to lose her
services in our public schools.
?m will be teen that Robert A. Hamilton
I declared himself a candid ue for the L»g-
representing the Secosd Distr et,
composed of the Second, Third and Fourth
wards. Mr. H. is a clever and popular young
man.
"We stated a few days ago that some
rebels in the neighborhood of Middletown set
fire to George W. Womaek's barn. We meant
that it it was some straggler, and not a rebi
dent of Middletown or of his neighborhood
tWThc Monitor Minstrels had a very fair
house last night. They are deserving a more
liberal share of the pnblie patronage tkaa
tbey receive. Go and hear them to-night, and
you will enjoy yourself much.
A C: KI06ITY.— A gentleman just from
Vickeburg showed us yesterday a copy of a
Vicksburg newspaper, July 2<J , two days be-
fore lbs capture of that place, printed on the
light side of & piece of wall paper.
tOT Ninety two
brought upon the
B ! ght. Some of
e'leginnce and go
in the F.
were
will uke the
general j >llifioatlon over the downfall of the
great Gibialtar of the Southern Confederacy.
Ofcouise.it couldn't be "free an' ab>y with-
out a bit o' licker to clear their whistles." So
they all got drunk, and the whltky manufac-
tured now a days naturally makes a man shout
for Jeff. Davis and Dixie, and the more
the party drank the more they shouted
for Dixie, Vicksburg and everything «lse dis-
loyal. The guards drafted three of the party
and put them out of the draft. Tom Beatty
volunteered his efficient services, and acted
on the stiff of Irish No. 4, and saw him safe
within the prison walls. Yesterday they were
taken out of the military prison and intro-
duced to Mrjor Fitch, who asked them if they
could take the oath and behave themselves r
"Throe for ye, Misther Capt'iu; if Iver an
Irishman was lu throuble he wouldn't hesi-
tate to swally the oath twinty times a day, an'
his BtfjBf to ytr health on the top o' that."
•'Bejabers," said No. 9, bowing, "An' git fat
on it."
"Yis ; an' it's the oath that mak-a a man
dacentin this country, a'ye mind
No. 4 said, "Yc're a gintl°man, ivery inch
o' ye, an' m«y the divil uiver be satisfied outil
he git* ivtry inemy ye have in the world "
The Maj r required cell of them to take
the oath, which they did with much pleasure,
and each tipped his hat with a good-natured
grin, and went off fully resolved never to
drink Jeff. Divi6 whisky, nor to sheut for the
Southern Confederacy again.
Kenticky Rehel Pbisoseks. — Lieut. S. A.
Dennison , Tweilth Michigan reiriment, arriv-
ed in this city from Neehville on Wtdoetday
evening wi.h one hundred and sixty-nine
rebel prisoners, including a lew comiu'siion-
ed < ltioers, who will be sent to Camp Chase.
Ohio. The remainder of them will be ex
chanced or allowed to take tbe cath of alle-
giance — a number of whom htve rceolved to
tiki the oath aud re tnl.st in the Federal ser-
vice. Among them arc rebels from tight dif-
f. rent Sutts. We furnish the names ol those
belonging to the Kentucky regiments aud who
have got what tht y went after— "their rights:"
Wm. T. Bishop, Ninth Kentucky n gimeut ;
J. H. Cunningham, First Kentucky cava ry;
Henry Timberiick, First Kentucky cavalry ;
C. A. Rinkin, First Kentucky cavalry.
By private letter we learn that there is con
fined in the military prison at Murfrcesboro a
lot of young fellows whom Buckncr persuaded
to leave their "firesides and homes" to join
the chivalric sons of the south, and who no
doubt have now come to the conclusion that
after all "there's noplace like home, sweet
home."
HT"The following is the organic it ion of
the Third Regiment Legion of Defense:
Colonel-L H Fenell.
Lieutenant-Colonel— Louis Schweitzer.
Maj . r— Alex Cross.
Adjutant — H T JeflVraon.
to,UArtermseUT— John Wood.
hurgeoc^W U Ljie. M D.
Sergeant Major— J J Bnlinforih.
Company A— Captain, R A Shrader; First Lien
tenant, J Kmi^: Second Lieutenant, UH Detchen
Company B -Captain, J Boone; First Lieuteu
ant, A T Itennett; Second Lieutenant, O Bre-
maker.
Company C— Captain, J Mcnsbach; First Lieu
tenant, W Krippeusiapel; Second Lieutenant, U
Miller. ^
Company r>- Captain, Charl«9 Fais: First Lieu
tenant, Green llarns; Second Lieutenant, John
Weiss.
Company E -Car tain. E D Prewitt; First Lieu
truant, James 11 Poole; Second Lieutenant, Ben
Fiueer.
Company F -Captain. E A Harris, First Lieu
tiuant, Fred Bueker; Second Lieutenant, Riley
Wilson.
Company C -Captalu, j First Lieutenant.
v has Winkler; Second Lieutenant, And. Weisser.
Company H- Captain, Charles Obst; First Lieu-
tenant, A SeUaulie : Second Lieutenant, Jack
Pfixlser.
Company I Captain, J Cooper; First Lieuteu-
ant. m Bnemann; Second Lieutenant. Henry You
» 7
Company K— Captain, J C Gill: First Lieuten-
ant. 1 Kimball; Second f llBjBSMBl, W Muili-
kln.
tlT* A confederate prisoner, who had been
paroled in the army of the Potomac, named
James Butler, was arretted in this city on the
7th inst., because he was suspected of belm:
disloyal, having re:used to enroll his name iu
the city defense eorLs. He was put upon his
parole ol honor, with orders to report to Maj.
Fitch when ordeied. Yesterday he reported
himself, scco! ding to order, and Maj. Fitch
prepared an oath for him, which seemed a bil
ioua pi'l for Butler to dlges'. and it w.-§
some time before he made up hia mlad to
swallow it, for he said he was fearful it would
stick in bis throat if the rebels ever got hold
of him. The Mi.jor allowed him the use of
this city for two days, after which time he was
to cross the "River of D.ath," and remain in
the vine clad hills and fertile plains of Hooeier
until "this cruel war is over."
tW At a meeting held a'. Knapp's Garden,
oa the 15:h July, to organize a military com-
pany, C. Haupt was sppointed chairman, and
Theodore Muling secre-ary.
The company then organized under th 3 fol-
lowing (ffictrs: Christian Knapp, Captain;
Christ. Haupt, First Lieutenant; Michael
Brucktr, Second Lieutenant ; Theodore Mul-
ing, Quartermaster ; A. Ehret, Orderly Ser-
geant ; Aditn Knapp, Compiny Clerk; Mar-
tin Fix, Second Sergeant ; Joseph Stein, Taird
Sergeant ; Nicholas Vetter, Fourth Sergeant;
Nichohs Besaccon, First Corporal ; L. A. B.
Redd, 8: cond Corpoial ; John K -rihage, Third
Corporal ; Frank Akene, Fourth Corporal.
tSTQiite a Lumber of rebel deserters
daily come into the lines of the Federal army
at Murfrcesboro, and ask to be allowed the
privilege of taking the oath of allegiance, and
either return to their hemes or enlist in the
Federal service. Of this number a great
many of them belong to Kentucky regiments,
and we are informed ihn there are at present
a lot now held as pr soners, but who are de-
serters, who are fiom this city and ceanty,
who will be sent here aj soon as convenient.
The Amoi jjt of Daxaub Lone — The
emoant of cama^c done by Morgan's marau-
ders to the Louisville, New Albany aud Chi-
cago railroad will tot txeef d Jio.OOO. With
the exception of the rtbu lding of the depot
at Salem, ibe whole amount of damage will
be repaired the intent week. All the trains
on the roo i ore running regularly.
t#~ Afric in berries ol American descent—
black-berries — are making tneir appearance
in large quantities in our marketheuses. The
crop this year will be large and fine.
soldiers arrived
day. They
Corps at th
in the iLV ilid
HT The city was quiet as usual yesterds j.
We did not hear of any news of importance,
or any distnrbance whatever: "all was quiet.''
Joe Short, tbe news agent, has our in-
debtedness for favors. Joe is a gent on the
tram sad off of it.
Csf* 1
se**iuii to-Light,
by the Major.
I4f~ The Cincinnati papers
yesterday via Jefferson ville.
at noon
The Niagara Exctrsion Postponed.—
Owing to the excitement occasioned by the
Morgain raid in lndiaas, the excursion to
Niagara Falls, via Cleveland, which was got
up In Indiacaj o:is, has been postponed indef-
initely.
"Go It."— General Hobson, with his forces,
was only five miles behind John Morgan as
they passed through Burlington, Ohio, Tues-
day morning, at eight o'clock. Tbey were
making lor the river at last accounts. Go It,
boys !
tarn.
Powell, a son of Dr. Pow-
ell, of thk ciiy, and a member of Morgan's
horse-thieves, was arrested st Miamiville,
near Camp Dennison, Ohio, a few days ago,
and j ut in the luilitaiy prison at Cincinnati.
Ten reb«l prVone's were captured by
the Harrkron com. t., Indians, Home Guards
and breu r ht into N"W AJbaty on Wetlcti-
dsy. TLey are arriving I i small squids daily.
HF*Oo-of the b e-. gunners b^louiring to
^forg^'e ijattvry has been captured and put
in jail at Ch&ilestou, Indiana.
ty Ycuog Mav, wi,o accidentally shot Mr.
Burks' little daughter at Indiacapolis a few
days sgo, has gone crazy.
Released.— Wm. Frederick was released
from the miliary prison yestetday upon
taking the eaih of allegiance.
Personal — J. W. Tate, AssistAnt Secreta-
ry of State, is in the city, ou a flying visit.
UalU* C V?i ° LtU lCeB reUcved * mar ~
on the edge of ike town to feed for the night.
This being dune, the rebel horde went into
tbe town, aud quartered upon the citizens for
the nigh*. At the point of the pistol the citi-
zens were forced to disgorge all the provis-
ions they had, and the rebels partork heartily
of their evening meal. General Morgan gave
notice to the citizens that if there w:s any
I'nion army ahead, or near by, he advised
them (the citizens) to go and send them in
another direction, for if tbey came near to
Him and gave him any trouble, he would set
fire to tbe town and burn every house to
ashes. There was not less than 4,ri00 rebels
with Morgan at ihat place. That night they
slept on the sidewalk in the streets and fence
corners, and remained in Williamsburg fifteen
hours.
On Wednesday morning they took up their
line of mirch from the town, and as soon as
they crossed over the bridge over Eist Fork
creek they set fire to th j bridge and burnt it
up. Their rear guard left Williamsburg yes-
terday morning at 8 o'clock. When they left
the town they impressed into service a guide,
who led them ont the plank road teward Mt.
Oreb and Sardinia. This route was one se-
lected by Morgan himself, after examining the
map, early in the mornii g. The teouts went
ahead and ob each side of the line of march
taken by the main body for the purpose ol
continuing their thieving d-prelations and
keeping a look out for Federal troops. At
New Hope they burned the bridge across
White Oak ereek, and In that neighborhood
took about thirty choice horses and left fifteen
or twenty jaded ones in their steal.
Tbe guide returned and reported that Mor-
gan was movirg on Sardinia, which waa
further north than the river, aud the impr e
sion prevailed in Williamsburg that he was
afraid to venture ecro:s the Ohio, but wou'd
continue on up through the State. He stated
to the cltizensof Williamsburg that he intend
ed to avoid the Ohio river, and was goirg to
burn Columbus, the capital of the State, and
then move into Pennsylvania.
A Handsome Present.— It will be seen by
the tollo wing correspondence that the patients
and attachee s of Hospital No. 10 have pre
sented Dr. R. A. Bell, Assistant Surgeon, with
a handsome gold-heeded cane. They could
not have given it to a more able physician
and a more clever gentleman than the Doctor
Hospital No. 10, )
Louisville, Ky., July 14, 18,3. J
Dr. R. A
Sir— The puients and attachee? of this hes
pitnl,manyof whom are about to leave for
active service iu the field, beg leave to pre
sent you with a gold-headed wnlkirg can
as a token of th?ir b'ga cs'eem for you as a
gentleman and physician, and your* uuiforra
kindness and close* attention to them while
under your care.
Respectfully,
SEBti'T E. NlCKERPON,
For patients and attachees.
Hospital No 10. )
Lovisville, Kt., July tb\ 1868. |
tkmmd E. tojmmn and others, JWknts ami
Attachees:
Your com pli mentai y note begging my ac
ceptauee of a gold-headed walking c ine, as s
memento of your esteem aud good feellmr, tl
before me, I acuept with pleasure your be*u
Mful gilt, and allow me to arsttre you that I
shall ever cherish, with proud sati. taction,
the pleasant associations formed h' re betwasBj
us ms pa'lcnts and physician. The virtio
purity of the metal whiej surrounds your
gift shall evrr remind me of my dut.v toward
those who are offering their lives a* sacrifice
upon their country's altar.
Your obedient servant,
R. A NELL, A s t Surgeon.
1ST The followlug prisoners were brought
up to Evansville, Indiana, from Henderson,
Kentucky, on Monday evening. They were
mostly captured iu the Greec-rivei counlry:
ReM JVtemer.i. — Lee J. Bradock, ^ueiTilla ;
George Crissic, guerrilla ; Henry Cockrell,
guerrilla; Wm. Eaves, gutrriiia ; Samuel
Cooper, guerrilla ; J.ir. E Handlf-y, guerrilla ;
L»:e M- Long, on Morgan's st-tff; Autrti'tus
Watingly, iruerrilla ; Jos. L Norris, guerrilla;
Harris fcutberry, truerrila ; Rol>'t Spuulding,
Frank 8cott, G. W. Wollolk, Wm. Watkins,
Thos. B Woodward, John B. Welborn, Silas
A Mitchell, Chaa. FitJhenrr, Henry Machin,
B-rj. F. Lamb, Jobn Dill, W. C. Cole, Wm.
Ful'er snd John E. Young.
CUuen .nlBBjiSll. Jtmm Fisher, William
Simpson, John Oonnell Clapper, Levi Combs,
Lewis Tournter, Wm. 8. Davidson, Adamson
Mitchell and Guiles Arnold.
The following Federal deserters were ateo
brought up aud turned over to the Provosi
Marshal of Evansville :
Christian Bolen, John FiVans, Smiley C're'gb,
AleT. Garth y, Martin Hulet, Geo. Miller. Thos.
J. Paine. Jos. Vaughn, Wm. Cummings. Ncah
Scott, John C. Smelser and Green B. Mc-
Mahsn.
Fatal Militart Blukder at Lawrence-
flt'RO.— One of those sad blunders which of
ten attend first military experience, cl friends
mistaking each other for enemies, occuried
at Lawrenccburg, Indiana, Tuesday nighL A
report was started that Morgan's forces wtre
returning and approaching the pbee, where-
upon two companies belonging to Colonel
Shryock'6 Indiana regiment were sent cut
about seven o'clock in the evening to rccorj-
noiter In different directions. When two
miles distant they met, and each took the
other for the enemy and began firing. The
result was, that before they discovered their
mistake, seven mtn were killed and twenty
wounded. Among the latter waa Judge
Goodwin of Hancock county, formerly a Sen-
ator. His wound is serious, though it is
ho; ed not fatal. These same brave boys
batiught in four prisoners whom they found
worn ou'. and straggling on the road ; but in-
stead of being Morgan's men they turned ont
to be General Hobson's.
Exploded.— The Philadelphia Ledger sayi
the locomotive Jeff. Davis exploded on Mon
day night la«t, between Richmond and Peters
burg, throwing part of the engine twenty-
live feet iLto the air, asd killing five persoi s.
Tnis is typical of the fate of ihe government
mach ne Jell' has been trying to ruo. It is
thrown off the track by the surrender at
Vicksburg, and another blow hy Meade, such
as he inflicted at Gettysburg, will send it iky
high.
f-iTThe trial, by court martial, of pilot
Garvey, who was accused of running the ram
Queen of the West aground at the time of her
capture, has resulted iu his triumphant vindi-
cation by a unanimous verdict of acquittal.
Pilot Garvey proved palpably that he informed
Col. Ellett that he had never turned a wheel
In Red river, and knew nothing about the
of that
Morgan entered Brandeubur^ the other day
quite a number of rtbs took po:»e c .6irn of
Ashcraf.'a Hold, who located themselves
loose al)on», hang ng over the baniBtcrs, lying
on the steps and in the yards, hail tired and
asleep, when they were aroused from their
comfortable situuions by a tall, manly-look-
ing individual riding up hurriedly into the
erowJ, dressed in u fashionable cut gray coat,
with a flaunting e:pe, and his pants cut in a
fashion that would have done credit to An-
derson. He alighted and strutted proudly
through the crowd of eoldicrs, who looked
upon him as they would upou a viper, as he
passed. Others, "who didn't cuss, but thought
as much," turned their backs on him aud
walked away. As he stood looking over the
crowd of tired and dirty soldiers, a Iricnd
stepped up to one of the soldiers and irquired
who be was. "That c'— d lool with the kid
gloves on is a brother of Morgan. His uaw"
is CaL"
LOCAL yOTICaES.
JOB PRINTING
The Job Department iu the Democrat
.ifllce is now ready for all kinds of print-
ng. Bills, Clrca^ro, Cards, Poolers, &c ,
printed at the shortest possible notice, anc
at prices to salt the times.
LOUISVILLE,
Main asd Fourth.
NASHVILLE,
42 Collet- it cjL
SUMMER SOFT H ATS,
STRAW HATS,
uun urn mil
SHIRTS AND UNDERWEAR
MADE TO ORDER FROM ME \S! T RKME%T.
Military Hats, Caps, and Trim-
mings to Order.
dtf
LOirSVILLE CARBON AND fOU OIL WORKS.
"Win. Skene <S^ Co.
'ACTTJRERS OF
KcBncd Coal CH,
Puro llosin OUs,
ll. R. Pi3h Oils,
lio:>?.o\o and Ni
Faint
Refined Carbon Oil,
Extra Lard Oil.
Headlieht Oil,
Lubricating
Car and
AND Wllol BSALI MMJHMU
ircM, while, siAiaj ub mm nu mtuu
AIj90
1 Lb*M Sfl«B| BjBfj
;h Lim-\ * • Mai K-ses.
iaapeet
pprofed
IW The lemoval of Mr. E. Bimbcr^rr to
New York seein*, to comf ex r eot, io have ere
atcd an laapf esntoc] in t!i* e mmu- ity that
tbe well-known firm ol E. kunberfjev A C*
was to be ditsolvcd. This imp n ssioa is err.
nrou*. On lh»^ contrary, the removal of Hi
E. B. to New York WU solely i nentb d lo^.v
their eld-established hoa^ea ldiiionul l -eiltt es
lor the purchase of stp.p!ea:.d faDry dry goodl
lo which Mr. E. B. will devot.' h;3 wno '.ft at-
teniion, w5ii!s r . Mr. N. Bloom, Ms mrteer, will,
as usnal, cor.du t the business in this ci'.y
The house will, hy this new BlIMgCHMBl, M
enaUlcd to effer |o their many cnsti>im-r-, ; ud
to the trr<d? in ptriral, such strong; induce-
ments as will not be excelled bv ar.v oiher
hcuse in this city. jj W dlO
Boyi.e GfAUPf — All citiaeT<s livmff in tbt
S:»rini; Gardiu prcciuct, and of the a? e from 18
to45, and a!l baoeetag to Cap*. Kaapf/d c m-
pany, are requested to atd at Knap;>'s Gar-
den this (Friday) tv.-iiing. Company drill to
beheld atr^oVdoek.
By order ot the CsBfaia.
A. Knait, Company Clerk.
Scott, Keen & Co., corner Sixth and
3Iain streets, have just recelvo«l a l.Hrjrc
and] select lock or flue tlothins; and
turni-biutr Roods. my 33 dtf
EvEHTiioiiY iNTERnsrEi). — R. V tti Du-kirk,
E?q., Newark, New Jersey, writes : I know cl
several person* <* ho hiv j uj< d Mrs. AlitaV
Worlu'b Hair Restorer aud Zyloba];amii!ii with
jrratifying suexs. a id am desirous cf becom-
ing au agent for their sale. I am BMMoM -
lirge businops can be done."
8'ii<l by druggists even wh> re. pot, M
P ;eenWich St., New Vorlc jylO de. d^vw
Petiiei. College.— We are authoiizjl to
state that Bethel College, at RuFsellvllle, Ky.,
w li be re-opened on the Tih of ni ai Bepii m
ber, with h comp'-tent fa.-ulty. Those do-ir-
tog iulorm tion in regard to the kdvaatBgee
and fcicili us of this college will ■AdrffH the
Rev. George lliiu', U Bnaci llviile.
A large as^ortmeut or bnsuic** suit*
at Scott, Keen A Co.'s, conior Sixth
and Main streets. my'.':; dtf
"W'onLo'a F.uk, London, 1SG3 —The high-
est premium has been awarded for iho Wheel
er A: Wilson Sewing Machines at the Hi rldV
I air, recently held iu Lcudon, England, with
all other sewing machines iu conipetiiion
This result wai not unexpected of eXHUM, bu;
is still highly complimentary to Americat
geniu*, and a triumph more rioti-woit':;. i
sid<»rinir th*. imblle eeuliment in England
This marked rccrgoition of this BBBChise no
only adds to its prestige, conllrminp, ae it d^es,
the BBtaerooa Bvarda here, tat itawd i f}
the public that if any eewingis bVhm Wll Ida
A m ilsou's is the machine to do it.
Wm. Bvhru »\: Co.,
General At-euts for the West & South vcet,
Ofliee No. 1, Mas onic Tem ple.
Just rccived, a new supply of t>lr<l
cages fe-ither dusters and widow bisk- wteir L
we sell as low as the lowest. J. Si es.
If yon want a good lifting shirt go to
Scott, K.en 4e Co.'s, corner Sixth and
nain streets. m; 33 dtf
Important Notice — J. M. Armstreni, o-
Main, opposite the Nitional, has determined
to offer great inducements lo purchasers ot
men's and boys' ilothina: "to aOM out hi.-
stock." A word to tttr. tci.se.
THE MYSTERIES OF THE TOILET
Are oftVn expoeed In consequence of the !nr2ielenc» o
(to-called) l enutltjlny i>rt-p::rati''n« ; but all who ese
Ci:i>TAI>oIlO S K\t'FI.3IOU ll.VIlt DTK kuow acd
SjaJ thsj .heir BSSBBt U i*core.
NO MORTAL KY K
Can distinguish the blacks and brjwns produced by this
dye fVo-n tho<e imparted \>y the Creator.
Ml MflfBVCTlfl lISBIMIIf,
Nothing that e m shrlrel up or in any way injure Ihe
hair, m BfJSl with Ihe vru-rr.ttii a rrgctibh tUmtats
ol this womUrful preparation.
Manufactured bf J I'lMSTADOKO, 6 Aitor House.
New o.lc .-old everywhere, acd applied by all Hair
| >••••- «T<.
1'rict- #1. >1 50 and 13 per box, according to size.
{BV deotlAwlm Xo. 4.
« n tadoro'- Rair Preservafive.
Is invaluai.le with ills Dye. a-i it iraparts the utra,.?t s-ft-
BCaa, the must beauUful nloss, all d grtat vital ty to the
Hair.
I'-eee 50 ceaU, #1 and 12 per bottle, acc*rdin« to
»lze. f c 3i ,!Awly
BATCH KLOR'S GUNilO HAIR DYE IS THE
6<«t in t*e Wort I. The en y llirmle**, T. ne ar.il
Rtlialh Dye kBJBBBB. Thi ; BBBBBSl I Hair I»ye is lVr er-
chants Ke.1. Rusty or (jrcy Ma\t instantly to a
li! »»;, U.ii k- .r Xatnr'tl B-incn, w.tliout injarin* the
Hair or staining the Stin. laBBfjg the IU!r Baf an 1
beautiful; imparts fresh vi ality, frL-quently restoring iu
BCtstiM BallS*, and rectifies the ill fffects of bad Dyes.
The Genuine Ushroed TfriBUB A. I SSBJBJBBjBBj Bl others
ra re lm tatloiu. and shvuld be avoided. .<old by a 1
■msjbJbIBj Ac. FACTORT- el BARCLAT-ST., N. T.
It* ehtlor's Maw Toilet Cream lor 1) <s-ing
the Hair. j^Sdly
Man ii fa < (u- rs of C'jal an! C-rb m
Kitchen Hand Lsvjp to ri< h Parl ir or Cl
Burners, Wii ka, ttsaiB Chimneys, Gl.-bo Br.; :h
UVItl FOR JFDSOVS T R A V 1 1* A R E.\T
Warehouse aud Store, "Si:liitt Street.
Carbon and Coal Oil Works, Corner Sixteenth and High
Lard Oil and Lamp Factory, Bullitt Bt., bet. Main and Water.
mnljiir
Kent ickv
CIDER AND WINE MILL.
John L. O'Neal.John
Benedict and John Moore, were arraigned in
Philadelphia last Saturday on a charge of
high treason and taken to New York for trial.
The evidence already adduced before tbe
court proves the existence of an extensive
conspiracy against the government, and of
complicity with the traitors of the South.
l^- Morgan is hemmed in now "«Mre"— on
theuorthby a^ake Erie, on the enst by Gen.
Meade, by the Indiana Legion on the west,
and Roeecrans on the Sjuth. Xo* we'll
'bag" him.
We are Indebted to the Adams Express
ipany messengers for Cincinnati papers cf
in ae vancc of the mails.
tyHon. C. L. Vallaodigham has arrived
at the Clifton House, Niagara FaUi, in Can
yfJohn Morgan has crossed fight rail-
roads in Ohio during his raid through that
8. ate. ,
Cool— "Lee, what'U you take?"
»Mead(e),lf it's handy."
J2T"rhe pole-evil, tig-hcaa, twiney anc
scratches, as well us all other external diseased
nf hurecs and cattle, are permanently eared bj
Dr. Bettisou's well known English BozmUbI
merit
Main dep»t on corner Tfirketand El v Bjtl
streets, Louisville, Ky., at W. C. Coknjaali
drug store.
Sold by every druggist In the chy Had coui:
try.
Pianos. — For the cheap let and b^rt finished
and toned piar.os in the city, go to tk« m- r
ufactotyand warcro^ma ol Hi-, z.-n oY R«an
Market street, nr>rth side, betfftej Six'n anc
Seven.h, Lo ifcfHto, Kj. jela vltl
For boys* and youtho' eiothin? goto
Scott, Keen .V Co.'s, corner Sixth and
ittain streets. myj:; d.f
Roofing —The attentloa of the pub!
is called tu my elattie p. in* acd roouSp
cement, which is considered by ill \;hj 'u.-.\f
tested it to be the best and cheap st maleriu
of the kind now in use for tia, iroj, or meia!
roofs. C. Cogg-ishill, JelTerson street, be-
tween Fourth and flfta, Loalcvllle, Ky.
jelO tf
Wanted! Wanted!— Gold, Silver, BasBjaad
Notes and Southern money, for which I w.l
pay the highest prices, at my offije, ThirU
street, one d. or nor.h of Green, next to the
Capital Drugstore.
aplO JfLirs Mendht m Broker
Pine black dress suits at Scott, Keen
& Co.'s, corner Sixth aod Main BfjcetBt
Warranted equal to the best custom
work. my&i dtf
l^f" Messrs. Green & Green, corner sj
Main and Fourth streets, areJuU m rec; i;>l <•:
a stoi k cl ladies' riding ha.s of the v.ry Utesi
styles, and the newest trimmings. Ladles
who wink to look really elegant wi;l not f:i!l
to see these hats. They are equally suita' !i
f< r walking or the carriage. Tnis house ha c
also a complete stock of ivcryihlmr iu th'
hat azd gents' furnishing lise.
J^"Oar Dr. John Bull i* a Napoleon In hu
sphere of action. His ObbVbbj Bitters bid Ml
to clear the field of all riva's. jy Hi dtf
Tbe lnrgrst and best assortment o :
gents' l in in- 1: i.-'~ u'^ -N to be foond in
the city is at Scott, Keen & Co.'s cor-
ner sixth andJttaJln^trcetB^ my 23 dtf
United States Kbvknce Stamps.— I hav?
on hand and will constantly keep a fall eap
ply of the above sumps.
Persons ordering bv maU may depend upon
having their orders filled by return ■atTL
Office in Customhouse.
Phtlip Speko,
Col. Int. Rev. 3d Dh. Kentucky.
md3 dGm
Flags, wholesale and retail, at J. Sues'.
MARRIED,
July 9th, at the resilience of the blide's father, by the
Ht-v. R. J. Maffulre, Ur L l is P. Ehkmamn, of l.ouis.
vi le, Ky.. and ML<» Ka tk o1)..nm.i.l, daughter of Ja*.
O'UcnneU. IsV. of B.ook'yn, X. y.
AUGUST ELECTIONe
FOK k I \ 1 I". !-K> \ ! C.
J. It. HARXKV. senior editor of the Democrat, 1* a
Candida e for the Senate, in t lit- distri« t eouip *ed of
Je'JVr-on county .v.d t^e first and Second Ward* of the
city (. Id divis on>.
Hon. ISAAC V. MSUMB k a can lda'e for re e!e --
HoB lo the s* Ic Bene e »t the A writ t eUction, from
■ he (vxuily i f JerTr-n r, and the Kirst, Second. Tenth
..•■•I BeveoUl Ward-, ai ihe illy "f Lt ula* ilie. j«8
FOR THR UffiMLATVeUt,
RORT. A HAMILTON is a candidate for the LrgBla
ture i;i the Beeond District, finpridtitr th^ Second,
Ti ird and rCBtlB Ward*. j> 17 Ott'
W.- i <• an'hr.rized to announce JOHN M. HKI.PH as
BCBBdkllttfort i<- I 'V»er hrancli of the L»gUUk are <>f
K' ataeay. in Ike lower liisoirt, taaaitiCi of ihe
Seventh Kinh'.h X nth and Wards of the ciiy. jyli die
\v.- are ■Btkcalsafl t.. aanaaari niWIlT L. 1TAN-
CI.1K a- .i em I .1 f"r i:i.- l.t-iislaMir. 1 in the district
c.ni'O-c-d o! i^f MVtulfi, KUhtli and Ainth wards.
ii-!te
BKXSON OBM8BT U n tiaiiiTl talc to represent J«f-
fe'a >i r BBtf li u . L" ■ at ■mm of the next t7ec*alB
ture. li" dte
MCOHIBT XF is a candid ite for the Stat! LegWlu
:ure i i ;h-* first itl-'rlc! of the r'ty "f LoiiisTill*. BBBV
i - .1 if tbe first. Ttaca ami JTteveaftB Wbbbb. ieA>*e
Wu MS SBtBlBlllilS BBBIBBBOl JONAS MARTiN aa
a Demo, ratic caiid'n at • f r tin- l.egisl.ture. In the dis-
trict C- inposed of UvtBOBMa hliJ LfCB OBBJBBHBi
j.-24 dte
BOYS WWCHFSITKR i-. a candidate far the T etWU
'ut'., iu Jeff-.T; i i. ut; . aid* dte
i tut rtiaiwi rnisTf umrRifT.
Hon. tj TUBUaU is ■ candidate for Congress In
the Kirst Dl-tii f. dte
We are ant horl/.eltc, announce N. It. COTTOILL. ot
(llcliman. Fulton eoBr.tr, K>.. m a CBBdklsSe for LVn-
irress, in the Pn-~i trii-t. m>31 dte
for co\<;RFfcs-- riiiR» wmn,
Wc ure authorized to bbbjbbbbbA t ItltVAX sa »n
Independent mnsocratk Vatoa Candidate for C nuress
in the Tb'.rd Di.-ti ;. i. jyW d.wASwte*
R. M, BRAD. KY. rNn.. of CaT.-inl county, 'u an inde
endeat Union caaeMaie fur Congress. aBBBBSSW, M.
Randall, the nominee of tbe Union Convention. iela
Hon. HKTOIT (IRIDER U a Candida!- for Conirrese. In
the Tie; (I Pail I till. tul21 dte
FOR < O\«ili:^S-F0l R Til DISTRM'T.
Wear- anth rized f-i announce Ca| t. W. J. IIKADT
sh a i-aii'lidate fur Cor.gn-m, in the louith District.
inh3dA»t«*
F;;r IB M MI MIbb I PI IB MMbUCtI
We w authorized to annr.unce the Wm, XAT.
BJOLFK m a Mful d .t.' r..r Ciusre, in the Fifth D^trlct
at the t-nbu:iii Aivu- t ileeiiaev i-!3
We are antBcrlml to announ.-e the Boa. KOIOT
MAfXORY as a candidate for Coaaveaa in the Fifth
Diitrict at the ensuing Aueu.^t aiect on. jo 5
Foil BTTtKBT i\>l*ECTOR.
W>f. BAII.V is a candidate for Ftreet Inspector In the
Eastern Dieirirt at the eii.-nitiB AiiR'Hi elec !••». jy 10 le*
We are aulhorii.d ti announce WII.LIA vt MODEX-
BACK as a cauilidatd for s^tre-t Inspector, Eastern Dls-
tric , at tt.e IBSBBH August election.
HATS, CAPS
AM)
hutut mm
139 BftAlK STREET.
PRATHER & SMITH.
DIED.
On the 27th of April. A. D., MfA in Elizahethtown.
Ky., In tbe tenth year of her ave. Miss Eizx>k nui
exiLLWOon, daughter of J. S. and Rachel i'uiailwood.
How sad to part with one so young-, so promisine. and
a universal favo lte with all her voung companions.
Miss S. was a most affectionate uainihter and uos-es<ed
of a most sprightly mind, the wis the subject of many
fond hopes, but dise ise marked her a* its victim, and
for eUfbt wearl-ome months she was ihe child of sutur-
ing. Being bless d with pious pa rnts, ana trained in
the Sabbat o school from her earliest years to know the
r-'-riptU' ca her hours of suffering were most wonderfully
relieved by the Christ! »n's prom ae and hope. Though
n turaliy liioid and lelirinc In her disposition, y. t when
death caaie, with all his terrors in view, -he wteso sua-
ta.ned by the upholdine arms of h-r sa lor, to whom
•he bad committed the ketplog of her soid. that she fe t
no alarm; but in perfec peace aud resignation to the
Divine will she bade adieu to p irents, tis'ers. brothers,
friends, to tbe woild its -If. a d fell asleep 1 1 t'cti-t.
July IV. h. 1 -<.'■. of dipt-.eria, at *H " L llic Rar-
Boso, young, -t daughter of W. * C. W. Wyatt, aged I
years, 7 ii.ontba and 13 day*. *
Cincinnati and Dayton. Ohio papeii pleast copy.
The funeral will take place from tbe family residence,
on Cedar Hill, at 10 o'clock this iFrlday) moraine. The
friends of tbe family are respeclfaUy invl.ed to attend.
Carriagee will atari from tbe coiner of
ler»»n streets at 9H o'clock.
3F\ X3C-
(Old liouse ol Hbhaj x Ksoorr),
Hitnuf.uiiirer of liiit W ork it»d Dealer
In Krenili and AmiTkan Wlndow-
Gltss, Wail Paper, Looking-
. 1* holograph and
Amhrotype Materials,
Particular BttCB'Ica is rolled to my ass'-r ment of fine
Ktpr avlngs. colored and BBCeeatOB, to which I am con-
sUi.Uy lidding the newert and be t p >b:lc-<tiona BS .hey
ate ir-u.-d b> inc lirsl puidiahittK houses of Lur. pe ami
•jBcriea
My factory for (lilt Work Is fifed wilh the most ap.
arored ataeBtaerjr, and bu facilities uusiraassed for
fmi.i-l.iu-- <;.;t Frames, uval wn,| sijaare, of new and ele-
gant ceatgBe, at the '
iptnial atteu inn I
1 .. ■ .n^-. .v .
fi aming cf Plmtoirr .ptiB
jelii dis ua
CR0FPEK, PATT0X & (0.,
PRODUCE BROKERS
AXD
CmmWm%Mmwm .Herfhaiits,
KCC 1 13 and 1 15 V.iA Fourth street.
AT WHOLESALE.
PBBB AM) (iR VIN.
LARCiF. SCl'PLIKS OF HAY. CORN. OATS, RYE AXD
SHIPriTl'FKS alwavs f.nh.ind and for sOe by
CRUPPK.H, P»TTOfl A t O..
Nee. lt: and 1*0 *.a«t Pourta »t.
PRODUCE.
FI.OCR ORF.KX AXD DRIKD FRl'ITS. POTATOF^.
DC ITER, *c . .hi hau l and for aale bv
4 ROPI'ER. PATTOw 4l O,
N»a. 14; and Its East fourtli st.
FINE WINKS. l.lial ORS. HOCRBllN A RYK WHISKY
ALE-. VINKi. \K. .vc. ..li hand and for «aie t>y
CROPPER, PATRHI fjgfc^
HbSL It) and 140 1
OF AU
ft*
( 'ONSIGNM BNT8
DESCRIPTIONS SOLICITED. LIBERAL
ill a.i-uuees made on cons giceota.
Orders promptly filled by
CKOPPKH. PATTOW A CO .
Ncs. 1 13 and Mj Ea-t Fourth st.
DRAWING CLASS.
PROF. It. L BCTLER WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION
in DRAW1NO at f e M ilo II -h St h«.ol. commenc-
ing next Moday. July 20, and contlnulo* during the va-
caton. These wUhin* to join the clasn can apply to
Mm, at hi- residence, r n Sixth s!ree-. between Cbeamut
aud llro.i.Iw iiv. or to M. <•. Raiusey, on ITourtli street,
between Market aid Jefferson. l»l< da
[Charge Journal. I
"Wanted, in Good Earnest,
A CORRESPONDENCE WITH A YOUXCr LADY,
hi a small furtuur. by * young gentleman, the
proprietor of a very go .1 bu Ine-a house in t la cl y.
but no. much aoiudntnl here, witli a view of love and
ni-triicony. Addiess 444. Democrat o ffice. jyl: d a
300
Just Received.
BBL3 CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR, GRAND
View Mills;
100 bbls choir. Family Flour. Novelty Mills, Rockport;
ISUI.blsch ice F:.niily Flour, Blue Kiver Mire;
NU) bhls extra Famil Flou , Model Mills;
150 bbl« extra Family Flour, U- ion Mills;
HO hl.U extra Family Flour. Dale Mil s;
In store and lor sale lo * by
9 «— tjV HQ .^bv r mr 9
ttnVSD N<»\ i:mi:fi: -I'.), isci.
For Sale toy «T- X>. *E30X^X>^J3E1.
rilllE ABOVK CCT KFI'I.KSKMS T £ MOT I'l uFK T HWD C1PK1 Ml
I .irere i t.. the utd.o. Thi- t:r.-l of th. i iar ■• » iinalu I J \ati 111 the <
i-.L SI
HAS KVFR I1F.F.N
i n -f l-n'i«>. aud -o gre-t baa
«, and bare nrver yet had a
i > I* i : * i i .lkd in the history
been ihe demand f r them that in this marl; t ,.!.>n
SlNt.Li i-obpi Aiar. Web i.nu he-it nc» in sny i.e. th.it •
*r »ny new Invention. Talc la tk* aair l Tetnarkable waea we take nteae -..unl h
cnlined our tracle BBMS I j iuiro auction to a very tun led amount if i .
LIGHT. STRONG, PORTABLE AMD CflNfEMBfl HAND MILL.
This Mill baa two tah<. when one i f which is hlled. !l i - «r--w press, whicb
The r.
I.er »gain. thus
- :- i- nN.i admirably adapted
-. . t' eir al - ern»(«
' .e I ah. It alaw
I ur a 1 It baa t*»cia»U
I.IV inf -Jes
is suthcieiifly
obvia inc the labor <
for crushing and i re-
uinti n they are pressed against ; L
makes an excellent Ci ces- rr*asct l-»r.l Prtas. and anly ucrwpie-
for hand, and a band »he.-! fee power.
WeciKlm over all ..'her- v. t offered fr* III • public the (illowln
1st. A greater amount of efficiency with le-is Mei«i.t u.l .-\p n
M, It will crush and press more apple- iu u (h >.n IBB
Sd. It Is ler s liable tt get out of u'der.
4lh. It is arranged to run by hand or pnw r
5th. It la more convenient. By tw j thuanb screws the h •!■!>. r U la. r.r l bbsI '« doTO, and every
to view forcle;ir,in .
*th. I« U » ett»r ad.pt 4 ti c-her BBBBBBBI 'h^o anv I '
7th. It will make ri*ht l aareU ..f cider per •!..>.
irr.
VERHOKFF BROTHERS.
Wheat.
1 Kfifi Bl SHEL3 PRIME RED WHEVT F
X »)1 Ml sale by VEKHOI I F BROTHERS.
toiumi^.on Merchauts a d i <a ers In (ire.n.
Irl7
FCR
K
Wo. 14>1 Wull or >on-th -treet. _
LOST,
. . - g\S THURSDAY. IULT Id. A LAROE BRASS KKV
fjri.ib-rni kM mat m U all ide.
•T. D. BONDURANT,
Westora Seed and A -ricnltur.U Wa:ehonse.
Jcf 3tt W tst Main Street, opposite Bank of LoBBrriBe. LoajavaBa. Kf.
MILITARY GOODS.
J. M. Stokes & Son,
het. Scfoiif! assd 19bM, f.j?n3«»-» ll!e, Ky
dcaler 1 * i.\ ua irnn w *
MILITARY
Swords. Belts:,
AjVD SUTLERS' GOODS,
Sa B L»es Pistols, Cots, Mattresses,
m MESS-CHESTS, INDIA RUBBER GOODS, iC.
D. R. MVSSELMAW.
S. P. 1IIC1
MTJSSELMAN & CO.,
(SUCCESSORS TO V.Css H.MAN ± -<>\ .
Itlanufaclurers ol' ail liinilxor
CHEWING TOBACCO.
Third Street, IW .^fain :mti IVntcr,
N. B. Particular attention paid to tlir Mrafcasjteg mi I.ral Tebarco.
. i«» * ,
WHOLESALE MILLINERY GOODS.
WE HAVE RiCKIVF.D A FULL A~s., I:! MENT OF STRAW
^84*B?!iV tBOffc n.iwera, Ruches, I aces, llbbons. S it . BBjf MM
ntra.Iy. Our stock sh 11 h* BBjl ra' j'.:e 1 1 Sy by expcea frc
hcuje in Nt w York. We Intend ke»t>i.B a enmi.l. t
ly :.. ; vite tr...!- ta •;• a .-all.
v -
516 Main
FTith and Sixth. Loui ville. Kf.:
COAL OIL AN I) LAMPS.
REFINED COAL AND CARBOIT Oil., IJJBRICATINO OIL
and Benzole, Lamps and Chandalicrs of all styles, for
every uso and place, with aii Ike Fixtures and
rices cf tho Oil snd Lam? trade,
dealors and consumers.
No. 219 Fcurtb ttnd, »»ctn Main : Marki :. L misTillr, Ky._
Now Scidcilory Warelioi
SAMUJSIj BAXSLE.H,
SADDLERY, HARNESS AND TRUNKS,
Vo. 609 Main Street, one fleer above' Loui^ille Heirl. ImMPIi Ky.
Texas and California s'jKs mad'; to ord r M ehott wmm.
I M
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
¥N CONSEQUENCE OF THE DISTCRRED OOHsM
1 ti i; of pablie affair!., pen n< requi cl to ma c IBok
rtturusfur the Income Tax for lx«i will he alrowt-d til
the HKh of July to cotnclete the mum. All person iu
the city of Louisville who have not made th Ir r.-iorn ■
at that time will lie II aide to be a-seaaeJ by the A»sl t
ant Assessors , on the best information they can obtain.
ar,<i50per cent, added thtreto: In a.ldMioa to which
th^y are subject to a penalty of th«i nod costs cf suit.
Iu addition to this the Comiubsiotier oflateruol Re.-
enue bat, de.-i.lrd that —
Where Mm ties are absent from hou«. and have no
nnthoriied as>ut able to make return. t > y snoukl i «
aa»es>ed a- fully and falny as is p<>a*iM>- with tt.c n.' r
mation iB the Assessor's rearh.
Retains can be made at tlu- follovtir ? place- Flr»i.
Tei.'h, FJevenlli. ee -oud and 'I Bird wards at Sfon.
Carriaas Fart«,ry. Main ktreet, between lfco.k aud
HbBj
FourtH and Fifth wSr.1* at No. li; Jeffen,on street. l> •
andFurth
ilh and Ninth wa ds at tiad Cha-
an.l M^rke' streets.
KIX.Ai; NFKPHAM.
x [Bird D ktrlct Kentucky.
Kourti an. I nan BBBBB s
.fiR&nfkSts!
FRUIT-CAN CEMENT
BOTTLE SEALING-WAX,
FRUIT CANS,
FORSAI.R AT
WPIGHT & BACON'S,
jys) dtf 1W Jonrth 't. l
■tn an 1 Water IBB
r<>P\RT>i:Ksii!P.
Till-
.1.1^.1
n*TI\( Till-' DlY FORMED A COPA
. I-' M. ? I RR N * MKNaFEIL aaad
LnulsvIUe. Jnrylfi,
Notice.
OriK-a WasaisGT a lBBtmaB^OaaByaBT.|
THE DIRECTORS OF VlII^COMl ANY 1U VE DE
clared a semi-annual divide nd of three dollars on
each sh*re to stockholders, and a return premium of
forty p rce .i. tolpollcy hoUera. paja le on demand,
clear of national lax. _
i>lSd3 W
Attention, C.mpany Q,
LEOK
r at »o - <
will please Uko
THIRD RECIMENT. LOCISVILLE LEOION OF
DEFENSE.— Yoo »ll» aa- et promptly Bjo>'« ock r
BTeach day. AbacBt^ ind-leUnuiie^iU pie
Xord^rTcapT. K BT ^ U ' en0a -
jylfi di" A. EDWARDS, 0
Poodle Dogs
C. MILLFR.
: ! i:it
•I. ;r stoeB at Oa>
Ihe WB*teaal
Ihrir old j
d.
TO 1
LcacrriBe. Jb'» 1. 1**
street, bet*.
VN.
noiic i:.
S RKTI1IN' i FROM THE PROVISION AND COM-
__ MI^K 1 i . > *-
McFerran k Mea^f.o »i
Mo
p.tr"
we c.i eerfii'lr r enmmend Me
_ of Sac cuBBBBtBoe bb4
a-.e oi our f lends.
>Aee wil b • .t the s'cre r f Me Fe. ran * Menefee,
a* h rHofare, under the same style of
r.UTIIRIE » CO.
Louiarille. July L is- A is' *C* _
GRAND BARBECUE,
On Saturday, July lf»:h.
IE WILL BR OTYEN AT'
A GRAND B\
A beaut. tul i.r.
I»vrn
rwvlle rood. A
,1 T..< c.
P rere»t»nlB..ke.Be^^
AUCTION SALES.
BY C.
1 WAWtX.
T
Ms
C. SPENCER.
mom m*a.nm am> ror
mm
SD AN!) lloI'.'CHuLD 1'L'RMIL'Hl'
AT A I ( Tl(l\ .
FBI DAY i MOftMM', JII.V ITrV. AT 1 KX
»nt r-t Au.
•up i Irfit ;
a and Ha-
il niwi¥
1>U fta , a i
lion K<
.• B v ||.
Will lx- told
one Top hu*
d mteViata' I t
adver-iaed f ir
,.,1 H.'. oU i of
, v.ll l. f aiW-l
«>i .er iini. ioj sfi'-ereccived. _, .
**■>* i:i! attention i«ca lc<i to Ce Ros wood Pifiio and
«'»k Sid — «.ard. T:.i- c i — ■ :. ar ■>' \arbty ,.r
«l emit Fun.rure ofev i . des-rii'ti >D and i- well wor
thy tbe trtteUiou of buyer.-. The* mile will be impita-
C. C. f PENCER.
Au<tln||r-r.
Special Auction Sale
T,V U KAHN & DO,
4 04 MAIN BTBBBT.
OK FRIDAY, m Ktii. AT 10 O'CLOCK UF WILL
sell it very extensive ato< k «.f co-<| • coni*.ri-:n*
an-ijls. Cus-iuM-re- and Cl"t s. Print . Brou n
. ,i . «' ■ti..n». Tickle* and Lbeaa. Heatary.
a. Haii(tk> rcbief* Dre-s floods, J,conets. and
SCOTT, KEEN & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Bealers in
MEN'S, YOUTHS' & BOYS'
KINE CLOTIIIjNTGt
rr.y» dls
Corner SIxtU
Main Streets, Loiii<<vJIie, Kj.
line* of
and Ble
"Suspend
•'fSF* i*»of Kotl .i.,. Wkshtn* to rVo'.- .
1; i Helen's »ujer- will f1:i i ti.is a rare chance to buv
7 em
L K V'l\ A CO..
Auction. vr
U HARRIS. O. w. aumu.
AUCTION 4 COMMISSION
*' 31 Main St., net. Seventh ■*! Ei.-l.th. s.s.. I. ui *BM,
HARRIS & GHATFXEIiD,
Al'CTJONKfclKS.
oh.icit coxsigsml'vts of mki:ciiavhts>k
1 Bew .ndSec.ui h-nJ Pornltarefor PaMlc or Vii
rata
I r ii cart ad 'arp»« mide on conslmmrn's,
Out-,1.. >r >s»!e- promptU ntt-n i ! .
Krf^r t — JJardr. r * Co.. o •!.. Wick* Ku. Smith
* Waide. Woo. L. W- Her, v r el ■ A. !. ■iv.i'.u: I :«vi.!,-
ty. I „■.•.;.. -i, : „ '
lart on and fo»f»iv<ioii *.inb!e,
Tin: rxT>KRS!<;\t.r) m.wk jr**f opf.x
ed an Auction, ar.d Comn."'* l0 n Malile on
•He oas-th « tie ef Hark et, ^caat-.-n Sixth and
**:ye»th stveeuv sn I r- ,..,.<., -„ii v solicit the
£;atr«n>«*re «T the. f.„u<. generally, and esp'ria h ol
. •: >- v h > tiare ,i .r^ex. Mules, \Vatroiis, or any other
..«=rr. r-ou of property to -ell. ..II. ral c tab ;. !< MM
aaMr ; a n »rt». limy ],.(> ^j.j, f,„. ., a | e . \\v have n
HI N ZEN ft ROSEN,
rt'Si sw^i ff^i iflfli
PIANO-FORTE MANUFACTURERS,
NORTH BIDE MARKET STREET, BETWEEN S1ITH A\D SEVENTH,
1 LWAfl 0\ HAND A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT 01' PUMOi AT REASONABLE MMML
ieia
AMUSEMENTS.
5*** L be v, ' r to* 0^ Mr. I D. lil; l.e . f l
"** I * r ' OW11 auciloucer. Tryu«.
VJS .«ra C.A'I.IN A BRAWNER,l»»o'tre.
STEAMBOATS.
Picnic ! Picnic !
ft. lMMh*l Orphan Asylum's Appeal to
the Citizens if Louisville
Mi Yieioity.
ri^l»F ABr.vr ASS LUM, WELL KVOWX IN YOt'R
J. e ly, would ie..p«-cifuUy ht^te that thev are (till
|* ■■rileiied with h I rire dehL and 'aid debt hcin< <lalh
I ner t a atj by further ealh ofaHarHy on them, have <-:i
ejndr-d to h M i PICNIC for Ike beaettt of aaU Atylum,
at :h M9 known and sui able place,
Capt. I -hris. Knapp's Garden,
<»n Monday, July 27, 1H03.
Tl'p Trupteo- «re edi aware that several
GROVER RAKER S
irtee* are wrM aware that
its of the ?a::te kind a.-.d for the sann
liar in tit Moot, have beaa hel I thk >
t the k • d MM and friends of the
I a rhari «hle tliMMt ition to help the
i •!■•;:• ate i" | eralbraaMtarteJ
Society w ill rail , m the citinensof l.ou
ntjrfaln
rpose, M
and rfataii
all. ir. ' U I evt
Ti e com ,iitt ;
iloaaUona the
M< nday, Juiy
jitdt I
to s iieit oaatribati n- for wtthag up the
> —all »:ifl will h • th inkfully KCeTl e I.
a-lll h • wovided with • hook to ra,rk all
l in.^ They will make thtlr fl bt call ou
i'LKMEXS PCH1LDT. Pr~Ident.
NICOLANV BOES, X iee PrestdasA,
JOSEPH STIKEXBOR0.8eeretaiT.
JttllN SCMl'LTK.;, Treasurer.
For Clarksville and Xasbvillo.
The Hirht drancht <tte»mer
Q. LLOVD Woo I ward, Vr.si-r
i!ll»ave aaaWre 1IIIS UAV, Ifth in^t.
si., fro. a PertUBd.
r pa«««ee apply on t-nsrd, rir to
CKOPPKU. I'ATTON M CO.. Agonts.
1« to..\ i« Foin tli street.
For Cairo * ,id St. LfMH
Kth in t.. at IT
Por fr'ixat oi
ivl*
TUe Snc tteaiuer
CAWKUA. fioMIn-. Master,
'III leave a« ■tore en Tills DA V. the
For Evar.sviMe and Hecd^reon.
«w4il<i J 'eavo a* Till- DAV.' the Ktl'.. a
4 o e. .«•, (•. M.frwi |.K,t of Potutfa treM.
For Iresfht or p^ asa » tf apply on hoar <. or to
HOOkHEAD a CO . kmM*.
L'»nis and ill way Landing-.
For
7-
T5ie st-ari-r
J EN NIK ROGER-*. Rogers. Ma-ter.
[will h are a* a x ve THIS I'.VV. Uxi 17U
Jil- r r ,t. „t pi o-. look A. «.
f ir freight or pjs-ar- apply mi hoard, o- to
MOyKU'.AD * CO.. At'?'*.
For NrL\iIh.
lie
i-i »n*. at i p. st.
For fr tig hi. or yass?
-le»ra.'r
LIXtTB. Woodward. M««t.
oal.jveTIII' DAV. the i:
?e ajip'v on i, or la
MOORIIEAD \ Co. Ar^r.ti.
For Paducah, Cairj, Hickunn t;d Uefcpbh.
Tbt> flue pa»-encer -aiv-r
COM HEUCI >!...'! o. Will. --, M—er.
— fwlll ware aa akore an IT.ID-.V, tin- Kth
mm„ at a a .-' .eU p. a., frou; Portland.
» or n-eir/ut or aaaiaf aapir on hoa d. r.r to
IT**, . D. J. CA PFKI V. I::; Wall st.
plr on hoard or lo
IKMMUKaO (XL. U i
For Cairo nnd ■fjfj^feia.
L«tnv. FRIDAY, the ITt'i :it.t. .,
a'taacfc p m., fix,:u Purtlaad win f. the
Bar
rOMMnCUL. CipU!a V ft
For fre'u:bt t.r Viase apply on I- ard. o to
Sm X. S. I.«»N*;. Ae-Pf. IJjW.1-1 st.
MadU .-.n.Orrolltoa and Kmta<*«
Toe fine and s !■ -i '.id • n - !• e:t
M \-Oa IC OEM. Uaat.
'Hai.iiltoa. * ii! leave Louisville eveij
Tr.. « pv. Thursday an I latardaf at 13 0*docfc >: . p -i
ttretr, f oa. the f>ot of Fourth *t-eel.
f or treif lit or pa-Miv »m>I« on 1» ar. or lo
CROPPER, l'.\«T..\ i < .... \e^-,,,
_jeJJif N. s. ItS and IC Fourth 9t.
& LOUISVILLE
C=Msaca
WOM)AV PAGKBT.
NEW AND FA*T PASSnXOEK BTEAMER
LIBFRTV No. 2 havins been purchnsed e\proa«ly
ortbetrale, wi I leave Loabr] le for Mewi|»bU punrtu-
ally every M' A V ef • niuc at te'eto ik. fr oai > toft and
wti.trf. takin rei .-'it an I p- -s, ; ,fr- t' "ii pr ; n ijed
landines on the < >hlo, an 1 permltahle po.nti ou the Mia-
alsj'opi. to Memphis.
taT"St*te rooms tcay l>e secured .in J freight ensured
la advadce o-. application M
MOORHEN D .t CO., or
T M. ERW1N. Auei.U.
ir.vii dtf PouHh Mm L hat, Mala aad Ri.-er.
MEMPHIS
It B61TLAB
TIIF
LII
ODD- FELLOWS' HALL.
On JeflVivjn, bet. First ami Second sts„
i;' ,\Ipi- pcen thor^schly overu^iilel and refitted),
IS OP EX TOR
B^iis. Parses, rtiblic Mcetinss, &c ,
MTftC terms see JOtiN li HiXKLE. at the UalL
PUBLIC BALES.
M rshal's Sale.
Tin:
H .irulel Man; Bed
\\ i«hla«ton and Flo
and irontiiiL' "p ">V.i
rik-hi an.ie- northw.
we-twirdlv Mi (aeti
alo:.u' the eaal Ihte ol
In Chancery, Xo. lL fi 12.
R. W. Snnw.len's Adin'ri
■d nst }
R. W Si.o.vdeirs Heirs.)
HV mm t>F A DECREE OP THE UMTBTfLU
i' ::ii.-eiy Court, rendered in t'.e above cause, lh«.
k reigned, .'rone of us. wi'L
1T.IDAY. JL LVlTT't, 1-1,
about the hour of 11 o'clock, i. a.. »ell nt public aui
Co n. to the higher hi Ider, ( u the BfaaJMa, in the dtl
afLMtiavHle,
LOT OF OROCXD
nnine at t!ie north ea t corn r o
d -Met is: lhaaea aaiiaatdftl with
incl hi ttreef MB feel; thenre at
i ih WI 'eet; thence at ritht aiule-
Lience at riv -it an-'l a »oJthward!>
FlcyJ street •- v >-i fert lothebt^iu
iroveMBta, maehitier., tools and
nd in ail aCa-h d to the build
sl!i' Hydraulic h\ u fiery.
.. balance on a c« edit of 9 ami
pui
ton
One tl i d I
eaataar afBtx hmp4m4 to w Te bond, wi-h aa.
ruritc bearing Intereal front date until paid.
.. tlh retained a.« additional aeeurity
i M i-. A. UOltOAN, M L. C.C.
K. BRALL (.AN IT. Deputy.
Wi-
ll. 1. Br.
IS;-S. OR
For Bale.
D AT
PR EM
eopa-t
Al't TiOX. OX Till-
len t U i« a. t.. etaaf
.e well kn n and ••s'n- lUbed pro]
MalUMfMBI XiLLS,
' (■>• irr!- din'-* 2*0 baTels fl-.ur, in rompltt-
tie to take place ai 3 o". ock p.
lKSiK«i!AI , f!!(.
Iritfresttuff from the Imf of the
Potoiac.
Lee is Pushing on to Culpepper.
a have left the Island, Including 1 Washt
tizens whose live, hare he«n | The RfpTlblICMi
that, riot I* now iroirMron In ' Zl^^^******
•roing on in
of the Sixty -
Will Hardly Stop l atil Beyond tne
Kappahaanock.
The Rebel Army is Despondent.
Particulars of the Attack on
th* Island.
Further from the ftn? York Riot.
The Ringleader Has Been Arrested
Business Partially Resumed.
The Bioters are Still at Work
The Miliiary Fire on the Mob.
Family Sewing Ma chine,
WHY IT IS BEST.
L Tt is more simple, durable, aal IjiS Halle to dc
n.net in. nt than a h r-.
2. It ttwi fr. m i niinary gpopls, fcnd no rewinding of
thread Is uec.ssary.
3. It srws with equal facil'tv sll fah>1ce, the most deli-
cate, and th aearia t. ».ith a!I kipds cf thread, siik,
■ won, or :r,en.
4. I .ssc.ur.i so gtrone and elaJtiethit it ne . er breaks.
ends of the seam h
i *u ou aa] o! thk
■LAI
OF THE COXDITION OP
ii if york m mm
Coinp cvxiy ,
OH l ilV. lTP.^r DAY I
In cutiforuuty with th
ir IAKTJA.RT.
•laws of Krntac
1 *T4\
WORLDS
Y^> AND )WT
ZYLOBALSAMUM.
C.onvinciug Tcsilmcnj'.
Rev. TL A. BI'CKBEE,
A>sist nt Treasurer A
C'.ty. wr;U-s: ' I NT|
to that of Mpaaraaa fr n t- t. the
Mn.1 A. AUea's World's oar .': a I
».al.saa«u>n.-
V. WM. «T ITER, X. r. City: "My h
to its natural co or, and gr ui j. .. t
Rev. J H. COR' El.L. X. Y. City: "I pi
i-letive. The NUin-'ofthe h.T in >a p e d at I
st .red it from heinr prey to iu i: an.l !• aui iful
color."
WEST, Bro klvn, L. I.: "I win t-Mify to their
CnK.n. X. V
»nd Cata-
.1,1 SM.I "
•ur-. I it for I
AS KTS.
Ca-h on hand and .I"T.»sit> d in Banks
Real I. Ute award by the Pomaaay
Bond! (owned bf (he Co.) at 7 f et. Interest.
• i by l-t iii Ti /.-i.-t' < n It si Estate
Loans, draw nir interest, s-eured by JH-><*fcs. .
|*retnioni Note* at 6 and ; j ct.. scoured by
A u on ii due th^ < a aaaMf froa. Acents
A i.. m .t <>t ; refldnaM due and unpaid on aoiL
e ;s aaa ui rorc.
Qu irter j and saatl-aawsal seaaa. to mature. .
Other prop, rty ktIoag1n« totha Camaany. . .
accrued to January Ut, 1HC3
K-ntd
Mm
Par.
are A Bats'n Canal Co 8tock..*2J +(V1
;er Bunk
caanav Itmk :
Hunk Stick..
:k.
tick.
JViuk >f the Ke: uhlie Stock
Neiv Vo.k Central Park Stock
H s*e town and R ant K. ft, Bon is.
I et. of D."4
s. i i . t. ,.f tmt
s. ; j<>
10.' 4*1
lo.tno
m i
1 1,'KM
T.lKIl)
l.."/'l
taaau
♦ 41.211 M
12MM ra
MLTSS 51
Ia\a74i ti
tmjM ■
&i.::"7 +1
Ki'U (>4
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11,011 M
ia M
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7.70U IKI
l.»«) IN
S5.SB
ll.s 0 00
tl SB BQ
8. Its »ea"". th-. uzh cut at every sixth st Ich, remains
linn, and tit i; her ram* or »»frr/* In wear.
7. m aeaai to aaore pluma and aeantiful, and retain*
ta phia.pi.e-_ ljiI he ill after wn-.h.ry. letter than
tny ot- er
H Us s-.imo can he r-moved in alt.'rlnr carmenf. «F-
riK i-.;oi -:r !.N-;ia hi. Lout pi-'. in* or tut.iiig
them.
y. Wat.-ldna nnd r.-.rjinr the ter.f'on upon thethre ds
•ttC'Siary in other machines, s nnnocwar in in tt.K
The tectloB belat aaee adjnsh d o . the On rer i I aker
Machine, a::y amount of seal's cay le done without
chane-.
10. It inak's beautiful embroid. rv wd'hout anv ch >':re
of maacesaaoa, ay si maty tnaeitina threads ,.f suitable
s:r.es and aoUii a f ar Uda p r;o.e. D ip the on /./machine
tha' bi t', endaraUcra and "-ws perfectly.
fhe Orover A Baker >!.! : I - -n :!:.> First IV'e-
n;um at the State Fair- l .-t hel I Ii N< a lor . Naa Jer-
sey, Ohio. ln-tt:.uH, IIHaoto, Mlchbj o.l -a a Mha orC
Kentucky, Tennckaee, Mr.ini.. North Caronca, A a
a^aa. Canto -ida. hsda ln= • \ i « • Bl i Pair al wi.h-h it
a.s been exhibit, d in l.-i and nt a gr-.a aaaaber of As-
rienita al and C.mnty F.ii:s.
I^'Tlif \v..jV lp.' d-r- the ( i >■ r k Bakei M:
•blue h srt. e red the Fir t Premium ::t every Fair in
e Cniti d st.f.is v. h- : e 1 P:i. l.e< u e.vhib.ted to LitU
late.
i-ROtER * B-KER P. M. CO. ir Ish MachtnM r.f
he«fl/«r uattc '-.lit >md atthe-'„o y„ ..,>. nwddnaetlhi r
he f.Kir. i.k ic iuki « Sn .. •'. i i the Sat i r: a .-tit< u. as
•Usloiurrs ; i.-f«r. v. i.h •■!»• ;■• .' •' . v, ./,.-. •• yiltff.
lie'fiil'. NEW A IS MY • I.OiiliXfJ UACUlftE, No.
•. has no eqiiiil for that work.
(OrURVMElls, II NDEKS. CORDERS, BRAIDRRS,
.CTLTINe GUA'.'tS. TCCKPR3 ai . of the latest
um most anarored ttylea, faraighed a the lowest eaah
ri
GROTRft A BAM ;; - BEWIXO MACHINE COTTON
rlUae foand anp<rl r to any ether to ba market, it in
oaruf .etured bythel e>t Eur i.e..n inannfarturcr, and
mt up on sp-ioU of Joo yards, t.r;<r. mmV for ihe G rover
fc Baker S. V. I n.
In co s^iui nee of .-vten-lvp and timrlr ar-angmcnts
nth the pj nutaetu -t rs, » e are able to tall ttdt su rjior
'otton 10 to35 per cent. Sn-iow ihe prkasatotti r 1 ad
ni mnppf.tttiir, rs.
OROVER A- BAKER *8 MACHINR TWIST, now
recaini.edu the bat ;n l.e market, foratohed fat any
luinti'.y deafaad.
CROVEtt «% RAKHH S. Ms CO.,
Ko. K Ma'onic Tliaali.
Fourth St., bet. Jetl.'i -on and lire-n.
myll W. if. OOLD1.RMAX, A.-ent
Considerable f.css of Life.
Woh in Second Atcquc Overpower
the Soldiers.
■trgai on the Way to Pikf ton, 0.
Our Troops will Give Him Trouble.
The Riot in Boston Suppressed,
Wi ars of Trouble in Brooklyn, S, Y.
Archbishop H»i,hfs to Address the
Mob.
Gen. Helutzf-lman Makes a Recon-
noisance.
He
Co s Throtich ihe Shenandoah
Valley.
tacit] from General Giimore.
Many people
promirer<t cif"
turentened.
Ii i* 8ta»-d thfit a riot ia
First Bvetnr, where th" Colonfl o
tilth New York, a Buti'i'.o regiment was troing
to proud a ete?l fa'-?orr. The eoj.liers were
lired npon, and fifteen" killed. The soldiers
returned the Q -\ R in'orceraents are heing
now (one o'clock) sent t* the soldiers.
New YoHK.July 1C
A station-house ard bell-tower in Second
avenue were burned at mlduiarht Tucediy.
Sixteen rioters were killed by grapeehot iu
ThirtT-sccond street yesterday niornkg, be-
sides live women and two children. Several
oihers wore mortally wounded, and a number
sliiihtly wounded in the encounter.
This cviuinsf, on Fbrsi avenue, Col. Wins
lew, with one hundred &nd fifty men and two
howi:zers, cbarj;ed on the mob, who took
rcfarro j u a tenement houae, from the roofs of
which they harlcd stones, bullets, &c., on the
soldiers. The howilz rs were turned on the
mob, ant! ten roundu of cinnister poured into
tbem.mowicg them down fc-.rfnlly. The
ni< ti nt pearcd to be well organized, and only
pirtially ditiHers:'!!.
Colonel Winslow had ten men killed,
eluding a Captain and First Lieutenant. He
retreated in good order, llrios; on the mob.
Colonel JardiBg was fearfully wounded in
the thigh.
8evcrai of our wounded were left in the
bands of the mol
In this affair ft in* thirty of the mob were
killed and ujore wounded.
At eleven o'clock, fifteen ngular?, with
two howitzers, reLaired to the ecene and
were furiously assailed, but the soldiers fired
regularly, and llnilly the cannon were turned
on the houses with terrible effect, the rioters
gettiaa; cut Bp tearfully.
ASout 1 o'clock the troops h*d possession
of the locality.
It is feared CoL JorJing is fatally wounded
This took place yesterday.
Five thousand cavalry sabres and 1,000 mus
ktw have been seized by th? police in a house
In Stanton str-ct.
Two nesro'.s were killed and thrown iuto
East nver lust uisrlit by their murderers.
The arnst cf Andrews is received with the
lireliest satisf ictiou. He was arrested in a
house of ill fatnc on Eleventh street, where
he and his tit consort— a Mack woman, named
Wilson— were located Some 1400 in rebel
money Mm found on him.
The Mn>or of Brooklyn, in view of the
irge cotll .oration last n'isht, Las requested
he ciiizeus to .'orm patrols tor ni<ht duty, to
msiniaiu order, ussuting them ol hii cc-op*:-
mlon.
A Michigan regiment is expected here this
venirg trbm Washington.
The mob appears to have got the bestol
the military in Sfcond avenue, and hav?
iriven the latter into a f mndery on Twenty
- : gath street, near First avenue" More force
ba* been sent, with artillery, to the rescn».
Brigadier-General Ledlir ha' been appointed
to command the military in this city.
New York, July 16.
A detachment of the Filtv-sbtth New York
ttdt, under Colonel. Bebrend, and two
howiiz-rs of the Eighth militia were sent to
the "cenf.
The mob e?rae out of tbeir haunts, armed
•vith muskets and c&rbine~, but merely yelJed
furiously. At first the noops took ro notice
i of thbi.and, ler.vinsr a detachment with one
I how itz< r at Scwird's, marched to First evc-
* cue. Here a parly of roughs flred on them,
and Ad:;m Sehwend, one ot the soldiers, was
slightly wounded. The troops wheeh d into
line and places] their pitce in position, but no
further hestiii y was attempted.
Alter a short halt the troops proceeded to
Jackson's fnuudeiy, burst open the doors and
entered. Tito mob here fired an occasi .cal
it llFfll
sin
m FOURTH STREET,
Ha vk. m BTou a rnrx aaao K Twani of sum.
rapr DrSH (lo ds. Also tv.iy variety of Dry
Gooih:
i rca a y N»te<.
mjM» BI7,5lfi US
.....MftUI ioi',14.; kj
No lia'dl t
Laa i-s diu
Lasasi <dj
Lot -<a aw
LI A lil LIT ■lE.f.
c?<o ftaaka,
an i unpaid none.
i ted and not due
djustcd. .
Dividends sod dma<sa1 I trrast declare
du ■ tad unpaid
Dividends declared and not due
♦ s''.V<) 03
. SBuIM M
ill,5-7 !»4
M-.SM To
jell tr
BeaaOfnl Fr.-nch Oreandl s;
jaoaaet i aa is
Hack Orrai'diei and J..r-n.t •;
Ct-eap Lawns:
Neat Brured Linen Lawns;
Kiabrotd' red Or n s:
Vreach l'MM:t!
i \ tin colored • 1 nnd'f: an i Ji'.r-M.-! i;
Pi.iin 1'iL'i • M i.|U. >;
W .ncy colored Hare:;—,
!si!v>r Gray PosyBss]
Obaak Paattas,
Peru Lustre-;
Plain ami I'li-e';: f!in :inias;
N >al rii-e-; s;i: 4S
J*k.in Bsaek b:iks:
Fancy Bilks:
floaanastiifi. "L".r-en> makaj 1
HUrk Thai i s aii.l lila.-k I u< rSSI
Black Dflaiiies and PlaM C< t ;
Black Check Otwrhams
Black and Whi: ■ Ko ilari Pll'-.s;
Bl aebedand Brown Cottone;
Unaa Bheetinf and Pllhnr Linen;
ln ii Lhwa an I Hoe White Klaruieist
nsftht* Laea Mat. tie; and V .'. a,
mm Paahrunaai
lloxie y and Sloresi
Kid Olovea, Ac. ic.
MARTIN & CRUM3AUGH,
301 Foarth st. , I.- 1. Market *uA Jeffericn.
value iu B
t liberal ^nse. Tl.ey i
s ba'.d, and, snae:
a wr.iinTi.K.
BoPt..n. V •
> aiid brtttt
ivr re-tor.-
JTey, tu
"I have used th •
:!:• r bald nor tre
l b now s f. as
DEGF.V, I>
i. M.v.:
tsty riwi
iwn eyas.*
.Sold by Druggists tlirouuUut the Worlt!.
pbiscipai. sales office
m Greewich Street, Hew-York City.
PTATft OS* REW YOML
Cm a«» CocyrTf or Naa Voac i
MorrN rnn'-din. of saM city, President of th<» New
fork Llf- 1 Insurance Company, bf ing duly afliruied. and
flay Freeman, of Kavcnswood, Loos i-and, same
-tate Actuary of saM i^tnipacy. helac dab sworn, da
severally dep j e and say ami each lor hiiuseh says, th it
tc< rdine t t!ie beataf the'.r knnwledae, Informa i n
i .! belieL the aaaexed statemaat ] ps^ract aud true:
Ik i'. the assets of sai l Company were a" the date of said
Cat aaeni twa ■iWiwa. live hundred and aafhtf six
thousmd. twa hundrod lid forty-sit dollars, and Mere
Inreste last ere n s ated and set forth.
UORftl r i kan is!. in, President
Pt.tr.r Fnr: Actuary.
Adirmed aii.l Brfora tiiis twentieth day of Fehrua y'
| [ E j F. A. rmXMaH. Sol <..y Pal.Iic.
AUDITOR'S OFF1CK, (
F?.a.nki .ut. Kv., Ju.y 2. 15>J3. J
I h'.rehy certlf r that the foregoing is a true copy of
he orig inal on lie in this ofTine.
-aaw?fi) I n wi i :n-s« whereof I have set my hand, ar.d
JiJgBj'flKe.l my oiiieial seJ. Ute day aud year above
taSaSBr writ leu.
Ol VNT GRftKN, Auditor.
By C. Bistari U*,.uty.
Tl
tV— lew vaL]
la t»
Asrencies of Koreitfr
M:jvh3. IH3S; an 1 I
AUDiroftM omeg, i
certifvth.it WM. S. VKItN->X & fO.Xtf, a:
f the Sea \ i rk Life Tn tira:i e Company cf N.
t LoabrUle. Jaffaraoo c •.. Ky.. have Bled In this
• tiie stateassata and aassnita required by the
f an a<-», entitled "An act to regulate
:n Itisirance Companies." approved
bavin? bdSB shown to the satis-
faeii.m ot t .e u .dersi .-ned tiiit said Company Is nos-
o~-e,l of an artual capital of nt least one hundred
and hfty tli 'u-ind dollars, as required hy said act the
•aid W. 8. Ver .on ic Baas, as atrouts as aforesaid, are
tiereVy licensed and permitted t o take ricks and trans
•t-t l.usiiie-s ..f I.is:r .nee .,t f.-> oU.e in Louisville for
the term of one ye tr from the date hereof. But this
licence : lay lie revoked if it shall lie made to appear
to t 1 - wi ka Sane I that sbaae the ttliax of the state-
ments above referred to. the available capital of said
:y his sessi reduced below one liundred and
usand dollars.
In testimony whereof, I hare set my hand,
day aim year ;i!»ove written.
(rllANT OKICBH. Auditor.
By C. IlAtLtv, Deputy.
GEO. ¥. SMALL.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
mu ssels CARPETS;
IMIH 1 1 t CABPCTfli
TWO-PLY (' VIIPFTH;
■MUMP < \HPIVrS;
1 !■■■>»■■ 11111,1 t. M |. 11-1. 12-4;
<;OTT'.f.\ inswrj— Tl, UO sMhj
TOWBLS, WAPKUMdk MsVLUftt
ut \tim; voh fl i<;s ;
O0VTM UK K.AC, AC.
TlieRe eoo.ts r.re all -.-w. n:.d .. ill he so! ! a? th ' • ves
Bsarhet saiea for Casa O^lv. O. W.BMAXL.
2*7 Main st , hel ween Third and Ko irlh,
mli 15 8 dooi s west cf the Bank of Lawfarllla.
P. COGOESHALL'^
ELASTIC ROOFING,
The best .Materia! sfsrW in l'.»r.
MMM having TIN. DtOK, Oil MsTTsI
will find it <u shair advan age to use
* tl ra
il ROOVl
ehot, which the soldiers returned with »all'n»
J i Cbet, and seversl ot the m »b were wo-mded.
Howitzers were then placed in potiiion to
Irrifd of the Stfamship Ocean ^ . gw ^*'' inm i^si
About two t'c'ock re-enforcements arrived,
and the mob tired on them without effect.
The soldiers took aim, but were restrained
from firict; by the officers.
Mr. Jicks.in nov ask^d a viihdrawal of the
troop3 from his foundery.
Gen. Browo rejilied — [shall put my soldiers
where I ple?.se, and uo mobshill dictate to
me where th^y shall be s?ut. He was s^nt
with orders to defend the place at a : l hiztrds,
»n-i not be sparing of his fire if a crowd With-
ered.
A Lieutenant from the Sixty- fifth regiment,
reports that his men retreated from the
neighborhood of Seventeenth street and Firet
avecue because thev heard the moo was tjet-
lin? larger, (i n. B-owa ordered a comptny
beeM, under LUMb4 P.k :, of the I'r.ited S'.atea
iftkuery, and placed Capt llback.r and Lieut.
>deyer under arrest.
The passions of the rioters ^re Infl imed this
evening by Ike funcmli. of some of the vic-
tims of bat uto -tt's il^ht.
Col. Lcfl'-.rts reported bis ccmmanil, the
Seventh regiment, to (Jcit. Brown, this even
nz, and was ..i dcred to take i-ontr-d of the
district between Seventh street and Sixty
fifth av-Tnc to Beat river, and tike every
misans teaappresll :.ll m .hi and riots.
,\ll is fMM in Harlem mi T«xkatBk during
tho day.
BeaateTC Bra.ly and Connelly rrqucat the
withdrawal of troops from the First ward,
which was leAtsed by Police Couimi;sioner
Acton and Gen. Brov/n.
At 4 30 o'clock this afternoon a 6hnrp fight
ds goicg on in Tw-?uty-3f cmd street, be
twecn Second and Third, between the soldiers
and rioter 1 ?.
All s'ages and enrs running the city will be
patrolled by the military tc -night, and Gen.
B;owa is determine! the mob snail be put
iotm tr.-nigtit if he kills tvery man foutd
in a erowJ.
The Twenty third Brooklyn regiment Is ex
pected here to-night, or in the morning.
Some fejrs are cntertaired of trouble In
Bro iklyn tonight, a^d the troop* in the
towns of King and Queen counties have been
ordered into the city.
H is probable, however, that nothing more
serious w.ll take place.
Placards are posted about the city from
Archbishop Hughes, requesting the rioters to
assemble in trout of his residence to morrow,
at I o'clock, for the put pose of addressing
them in favor of returning to lawtnl aToca-
tlocs.
He promises them protection while listen-
ing to his address.
COGGESHALL'S CEMENT
ST K W BOAT and RAILROAD MB* wlU find • la
t» eir interest to call :.wd e .aui::-. oi.r CAN \ A.S UO'lf'S.
Jcirer^cu Street, between Foitrlb nnd rifth,
jolt d i m LOLIBVILLE. KY^
ST 3:i\ WAY'S PI A \ OS.
W. 8,
M dislS
VER\0X & SONS A^Bts.
TO THE LADIES.
I L'T A BOTTLE Off
PEARL DROPS,
On" of the greatest
tant. Two e-lors al<
l>eau Hsji of the completion ex-
always on hand —
Pwose Pink and Clear White.
MS
al atteutioa pai 1 to orders from Laiite?.
SO cents per I Kittle.
M 1 17. \ H i' H ALL D!trO PTOHE.
No theast corner of roarth au . J. ff> i»on.
II. F. 11 A It I M l*>. J'ro; rietor.
FEVER AND AGUE AT HAND.
MCLEAN'S
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
RE A SIT.!; IlKMhllV IN IKVI
fJA sir t os<: who have
So. 74 Fourth street, aad supplv
jyU deodislmk w2
AND A*il K. BO
I'd! at our st rv.
lAV\titM» A TV'LER,
Tl Fourth str.-et. n«-ar Ma!".
GROVE HILL FEMALE ACADEMY
Todd County, Kentucky.
rpiIE NEXT SE8SI0N WILL COMMBNCE ON THE
First Monday in August, l**C>Z.
Trrnm— For l'oarda:d Tui'ion perscs-ioui ft
wc W--I .VTV tHU.l.tlt*. i;. I
No dedii.'tlan except in ca~e.- r.f aratBsi ted sdekne.
Ihetiupil- will lie exani i.td iu their btu 'ies in the
1 -*t frtaay of each m ■ C yy«*Ma
Boarding for Dyspeptics.
DR. J A. URKXTH. HVIilLNI Pit * SI. IAN XO.
!l- .1 r »r- : ■ b-tween First a«<i 11 ■ ..k can
aocomuiod Oe r .optica and o'hers with a fraa^pp
S MARK. O. F. DOWNS
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
•vi: mavk vow in store ocr full spring
» f •■..-ck of the aoove | oods, vlt:
P.r*. '• o I '•':*•*'— L" < . r ilii.v - ;
llro. hr silk do;
Voza : bique Robe-:
Bro. he. Plaid and PU'n Mozan
Organdies Lawn- a d Muslins;
f-4 BI.cV Eer^c^ lirenadlna;
Einliroidered Sets ^f new st' let
And a ue .eral asso-tment of Staple and Domestic
i.o MAltK t DOWNS,
■MS - Corner Fourth and JeflVrr.-on sts.
J. H. MONTGOMERY,
M 1. RC1I ANT TAILOR
JeiTer-on strc-t. hct. Third and Fourth,
RAS ON HAND A BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF
Cloths. L'urslmrres aid Vestinca. suitald-
for the t-on, which he will make up to ord>-r ■ n
rea cnahie terms. I will rnarantec a 6t to the
■nos: ilt form. d. E.-oiioinv U a lea tin* path to »
sndUtoaewho *tudy their own Inte c.s
call nnd hare fudr person* beantifie'i
nit for a small consider i Hon. Al-o.
Clothes alone and have hem well ch
d r .- k- ox t'-:,- my worn i
: -'.at urpae-i S anyt ■ i:ig west.
Dou'i Ion;et, J. II.
jell
=nv.i c
ill iv. me
it h a stylinl
id your old
•d a-d well
■lie inattyle
OMERY.
IFICENT PIANOS OF THE ABOVE ?.IAKE
ore and for sale by
D. P. FAIJLDS, «ole Agent,
JyK, _"23 Main st.. bat. Second and Tl.inL_
brnm*«, Fifes antl Baglei
T^JANUl ACTi nED BY
». r. rAtyrjSS,
jvlo J33 Main street bet. Second ^n ! Third.
Bewatr4.
R ANA WAY FROM TIIE Sl'C?C Ifir.R
the id- 1. 1 of July it Ii t*u"l, * ne. ro boy nam d
UN
TI M, black, shoal .'. fe it9or Winches hi(h, beary
built, Wkirrr-3 from 180 to 1 ■ potmds, ha i on .*, •">_
wl.cn lie left a MarW 'roct tmir of t> o^ ct
t nide pan's o,-.r ai.io'or pii'.r. nt. The
above r> ward will he pal.l If caught end delivered to me
or some s,. C ure place. Address N B i: V A Sj .
jyti Ql2^ ^JeSerson.Livu, Jeffersw counly.^Ky^
NOTICE.
THE FIRM OF JUL. DilKN .t t'O. HAS THIS D\Y
been chanced to thj firm of DOKN. BAK vllOl'SE
A CO. Thankinc our 'patrons for !M st favors, we oAtr
them and the public In general our s. rvn: s, assuring
them of hrompt and punctual attenHnn to all busuiesa
CTitro^ied to us. DORv, BARK.'iOL'SI'i A CO ,
Produce and Comsn's-ion Merohant",
No. iJC HsiB streeL
_I/mWvIlle. July 1 si . t».;l — j.vl fc
RAN AWAY
I7ROM THE BOBSOtJatBS, A MULATTO
. WOMAN, about IT years ol^, with a child
nearly wh't'', a' out e montlu old. The mother is<
ra'hersmall and eood looklnr. Ther raal ren jrd.
will be alloneil tn her sSNSt,
ieSOdtf JOHN DO -»AN.
Baltimore, July 16.
A sprci 1 to the Ani'-rhn sttys the Army
f Ute l'otcintc is io th-r vicinity of WUHmm-
;i rt. Bom 1 tBg it will remain is of course
only Vuowa to Gen. Mca le. It is probable
that sorao d^ys will be 6pcut retUftitatlag
b"th ■rea and horses, both or whom navin^
* u fTt r d much Irom 1 :nc, fttl frge Jaf marchess
nnd tkfl bett of the woiiuer. The position is
i -a-.- which gives the army an advartsgc oi
ill;* Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and where
it ctn be ea-ilv and a^uadm ly fed.
Lee is said to be puphing as npiJly as p."^s-
Bibl.> to Culpepper, aad will hardly stop until
beyond the Bappahanock. The BMCMtj of
leedSBR bis army, whi' h cannot well be t>.c-
coaspliabed tt any prent distance from Kich-
mon l, will Lurry his movements.
A teeood rcpoit ir, that durinz Leo's re
treat, the temper of the rebels, both office s
■ad istcn wtfl i ! cspondent, and they were in
moment try t xpectntion of an attack from
ottr fate a, ti e rtaaM of vUek they admit
ted mu -t i-- itliminm
On tBC arrivil of I.ceV advance on Sand ty
ai . k :iie most e-irnest tJbrtl vera mnde to
ercaatke r'.v< ?. S-von ecowa were built, in
which Ibeir tifaht va^on tmi js crossed— tJMtl
sco .7 t-jkin", ou-j vafjoa and as mitiy men as
i; eoaU Oirry.
Oa Taaaeayami "Wednesday the river fell
s:> innea taat many ot th-jir iafantrv forded It,
tha wa f .er boing breast high. A subsequent
rain a-air. swelled the river and it bsetme ua-
fjnlable.
Tae r.;bels then conmenced the construc-
tion cf a bridge at ialliusf Waters, uftlnsr tor
it the boats th«-y had I.u It t.t Williamsport.
Tail bridaa was not fiait»h**d until! Monday
noon, and then a grand rush look place to yet
acro.sa the, artillery attd heavy trains. Every-
Iktap was crowd beet to the river, exotp'. laa
lightest artillery, and a sirotig picket Hue
which held thtj lull works, thrown up along
the front.
Oa Monrlay ni"ht they wers drawn in, and
bydaili-lit BOthtagwei left this side but a
raat v,uard of iafaatry, aaoat af wheal were
c t;> un a by Bu e-ra'3 I ava'ry.
Oa Ifoacay they had no? more than fsriy
or ii ty t'uo.itani in. u on this side, and had
the} boon attacked would no; have made a
ferj serious deleusc.
Lee and his stall forded the river st 3:30 in
the afternoon on Monday.
Jr'iuart, with Ida cavalry, followed about two
Lours later.
Washington, July 16.
The following has been received at "Head-
quarters :
IIeadc/rs Department op the South, )
Morris Island, S. 0 , July IV. )
To If. IF. Ilallevk, (Jcneral-in-Chvf:
I ha"e the honor to report that at 8 o'clock
on the iaorniug of tbc 10:h ins:., 1 made an
attack on tha emmy's fortified poeitioa on
the south cud cf Morris IeUnd, and alter an
eagaiteoaeBt, lastiui; three hours and a quar-
ter, I eaptared all hia strnugholds on that
ptirt of the Island, and pjsh.-d forward n>y
iuTantry to withiu G'X) yards of Fort Wagner.
We novy hold all the Island, excep: about t«ne
mile OB the n ;nh end, which includes Fort
V, agner, and a battery on Caaaadaga Fo n .,
iiiuuiiiiog at this time 14 and 10 he*vy gnus
iu the ag^rcg tie.
The a?iauitiug column waa gallaatly led by
Brigadier Gcperal Strotig.
It landed in small beats under cover of our
batteries ou Folly Island, and four monitors,
1 by Kv.ar Admiral Daulgreen, which enter-
tle m-iin chanuel abreast of M orris Island;
i:.d t ot>n after our batteries opened, and the
oiun'tors continued Hcii- fire during the d:y,
mr-Etly againet F^rt Wagner.
Oa the- morning ot too 11th inst., at day-
eak, au attempt was made to carry Fort
Wagner by aesaait. Tne parapet was gained,
but supports recoiled under the fire to which
y were ex: Oseu, and could not bo got up
.ii ttme.
Onr lesacs ia both scions will not vary
much from 150 in killed, wonnded aud miSi-
iag.
M c hive iuken eleven pieces of heavy artll-
lerj aud a large quantity of camp eqaipage.
Tea encmis Saaa in k:iied will not fall she-rv
of CJ0
Very respectfully your obedient servant,
R. A. Ghmoke,
Brig*. Geu. Comuaauuing.
Nsw York, Jn'y 16, 3 p. it,
Things havo fully resumed their fronted ap-
L-ks have been rclaid on the
'iketon
Exchanor or Prisoners Stopped —The
employment of blick soldiers in onr armies
has elected just what all reasoning people
supposed it would effect— a t otal disarrange-
ment of the system of exebtnge; and as a
tnsequence, "white soldiers are now com-
pelled to languish in Southern prisons, be-
cause the rebels refuse to recognize negroes
»s prisoners ol war. Our government In-
sists that they shall be treated with the aaffj •
respect as white prisoners. What means It
has of enforcing this doctrine we do aot
know, but certain It is that immense harm
is resulting, without any perceptible good.
If the experiment was harmless, the Abo-
litionists might perbaps ha allowed to amuse
themselves with the development of their
favorite theory, but we submit that the Uvea
and liberty of thonaands of brave soldiers
are too valuable to be sacrificed for a theory,
and a rery doubtful one at that.
[Chicago Time*.
CeT"Andy Gross, a well-knowa b«r tender at
the Ktder house, In attempting to get npon a
train in motion, at the p'atform on the J- tl r
•ouville road, iate on Sunday evanlng, was
throwa whh his left lag under the wheels.
Theles below the knee was badly crushed,
several cars passing over It. It waa ampu-
tated, but the suff-rer died a little after mid
ajghf . Andy had many friends, aad was fol-
lowed to the grave by a large procession. Cap-
tain Kader apared no pains aor expense in
performing bis last melancholy duty to the
"eymour Tlm*s, 9tb.
Morgan demanded aad received twen-
ty-ona hundred del lata from the owners of
three mills near Corydoo, Indiana, for not
burning them. One man ccnld not raise the
amount demanded and his mill w s burnt.
Wash Dupuaw, one of the wealthiest citi-
zens of Southern Indiana, waa compelled to
pay &3 000 to keep his mills from being de-
stroyed.
t^TTolleetor BulUlt, of Ntw Orleans, has
appointed Robert H. McMillan deputy collect-
or of customs at that port. Mr. McMillan waa
formerly a me. chant in New York, but was
mire recently engaged in the Internal Rere*
ntae Deptrtment at
Friday's battle at Gettysburg the
Tigers charged on the Twelfth
corps, and suffered so severe a repulse that
but three hundred out of one thousand two
hundred returned to the town from the
charge.
ty The New York Post reports the New
York capitalists aa very confident since the
vietories, and willlag to lend money on any-
thing with a name to It.
Public Speaklag.
"I am fl^'htin^ for nay Constitution. I am fight-
InJ* for the restoration of the Union. That Is
what I am fi<jht 'tn^ for. I am for
war, proridva that this Abolition
drawn."— i J. J. Crittenden
If the Abolition party should ever get p<
• nchthet
sionof the Government, thev will dre:
land in blood"— [Ulay and Web'ter
• The Union must and shall be
"-[An-
Dissolution.
rpiIF PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE E\I*TIVO
.1. between th* nnd i S'gn**d wa« dii:~!v d by mutual
DEALER
No 34
A. FONDA,
IN FINE OROCLtirS. TEAS. WINES
BRAVDiaS. Ac , *C. m . _
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ilUNDRIKS -
O S'ipe fin** Family Floun
SSBS
N i>-*;'s Sue ir-curfd Haaaa;
Sng tr-cured Be-f T
Sugar cured smokt
Htga ■ ear-d J
P.ckled S •hii' n*
Itoelod hlack< r i:
Pickled ittrr'u^i
s ook-.i He riag*.
Il«niburg < bat
Nut-nee Chees :
t*«p Ss(to Cheese.
Also n ;.s ortm^rd of Te»S,
Br in ie-. Fruits. PieSrrvc<.
Cai'dk*. St ir , ., ..; .'. ■ t and W.liovt
aad for rale by
Fl| A . FONDA, No. 30S Fourth st.
s. Toff e?. Wines
Dsa*CrBi Pospn
are, In store
consent on the lHh .1 1
v g claims ara nst sah
Bl»nd f or tett '
mediate payinent to tl
ivS .15 w
of June, l~;e All pf .fOi.s haV'
Inn * ill present them to P. la
A those Indebted w 11 make im<
P. T . Bl AND
T. EL i'LLIOTT.
1NOTICE.
mmwtmm
OrriCE LortsviLLE k Rakwviixb R srenoinCo.,)
L" iftviLLt*. July 2. is»ti. {
ALL PA^T D1T. COUPONS • F h" -D.< OF THIS
Coiopanv wiil be paid on (.refutation at'.his o,hce.
aho.the Second Mortgage Bonds, Issued fur intcrejt,
will he .edeeuied If preseut* 1 ! t bis mo-th.
lyjl dim m v, ,t . ! - IH NNF.l Fi '
BBTHF.L CrOttaliCCrK.
riMUS INSTITUTION WILL IT RF OPI NED r V
_JL i be 7th day of "est S ptetnber, ■» ith a Dumpetent
Faculty. For |.artk.u'.-\r inf rata i d ad.ireaa
RET. CEORUE HUNT. Prea'fU
jyir.dtPei " Kufs elWIMe, Ky.
I^NOLTSU DAIRV CHF.ESE.-jJ BOXES CHOICE
A o d EliKiiih Dalrv Chre-e't. -t.-re and for sale by
jelS DOW & M.-KKUAU0T. 417 Mark.t st,
pcaracce, the tracl
railroad*, and telegraph line* arc being rapidly
repaired. Regimen's and batteries arc artivlog,
\v:'.h mors on the way. Business has been rt-
•-umed, and a fueling of security pervades.
The scoundrels and thieves who have been a
tt-rrcr to the city for th-; last three, days aud
nights ure tkulking tot'ieir dens, endeavortrg
to hide th' m* elves and their plunder, whL'e
their abetters are sndearonng to leave town.
3 o'clock, p. m. — Gratifying intelligenc9 of
the arrest cf the villian Andrews, "leader of
the rioter:, is aunouncsd. He has b^en seni.
to Fort Laawetta,
A gang cf ruffians drove off the workmen
this mor*-iai£ from the j*as wor! : , on Font-
teenth street.
A su all gang a'.opped a hoiae car on Fourth
avenu : this moraing, robbed the conductor '
aDd all the patsengeas and ltt them go.
There is no truth in the reiori.*:d i.r.n»i!i_.
of po: i: n; ot New York.
Ia 5 v. i •! small towus in the suburbs riot-
ous demonstrations were prevented by the
action t.f the Catholic pri. sts, imploring their
parishioners to disist
Some fram" houses in Twenty-at venth
street, New York, were butned by ihj rn'"-
tiacs early thla morning, the owners and oc-
ctipa .ts refuting to subsidise them. The
tirv i^eu rallied to tave the l.ves of some ot"
tu..* negroes and drove off the rioter i.
Tl e Pes aay i early this ruing thcro'e a
on S a en lsUed burned the dep o t aud Waier
1 1 t on.
Af>e.-#: r ;b they attacked and burned some
n gro «b*otM kild'jgtwo
New York, July 16.
It apitetirs that the Staten Island riot was an
insignificant affair. Three negro shanties were
destroyed and one negro beaten.
Fort Richmond is garrisoned by the Seven-
ty-fourth regiment.
' The impression now is there will b3 no more
rioting in ib.e ci'y tc -night; that the arrival of
the military Las made the rioters wary. One
of the ringleaders wa« captured by soldiers ol
the Twenty-first regiment to-night, and has
probably been hung.
Tbt ra is no tru.b in the reported burning r.f
Nt wkirk bouse, at Hudson city. The lire was
at the railroad stables in Jersey City.
Boston, July 16.
All • | ret here this morning. Four or five
were killed last uight and prob tbly a dozen
wounded; some of them severely.
Tne most daring act of the rioters was at-
tacking the armory in Cooper street, where
a fore * of military was stationed to protect
it. When the mob hid beaten down the
doors they were flred upon by a tt pounder,
loaded with caunister. This effectually
scattered tha mob at that point. One trlot-?r
was completely riddled with shot aad fell
dead at the door of the armory.
Wrn. Currier, 71 years olJ, while standing
on the Btoop of his house on Cooper street,
was killed; Wm. Lock, provision dealer, was
s riously wounded iu the thigh, and ihrea
young women and three or four small U y-
wcrc wounded, but not seriously. They were
not participants in the riot.
Two Boldl.-rs in tte armory w<Te iniurea
by bricks thrown through the windows. The
r'oteiS then attacked some gun-shops In Dock
tquare, stealing and destroying from four to
"live thousand doiL-us" worth of proper .y Thty
were speedily dispersed by a votky lrom re-
volvers of the police
The First dragoons appeared at nloe
o'clock, patrolling the streets, which, together
with an infantry force prevented all further
ou breaks.
The military continue in quarters In the
aec;iuus of the city wbere tne disturbance
occurred.
Mayor Lincoln issued a proclamation
warning all persons riotously disposed from
tutth^r violence, and calling on all citiz *ns
to aid in the preservation ot quiet and order.
Forty of the leading rioters were arrested
last n ! iihi to be proceeded against for bur-
glary and willful murder. They are commit-
ted wiiout bail.
Boston, July 16 -p. m.
Or J.^ r has been restored here. The citizens
i raUf have obeyed the Miyor'a proclama-
i id have kept within doors; and, with
th • Vvception of riot last night, the streets
an* as quiet as on Sunday.
In Dock, I lay market and CooDer eouares
s,t-. mil hundred people are congregated, bnt
ru ietfff Irom curiosity to see the soldiers
onfrtatad aad yatroiliug there. No hosile
uemoustratiom whatever wore made. The
admirable precautions taken by the authori-
ties, and tne inipasisg display of military
force they have made, with au avowed deter-
nikatition to use it with the utmoat vigor,
have, in effect, DrarJy quolled whatever oi
inub isMt w*b kit from last oJ
I will spe-ok to the t>eople at
times and places:
Johnsonville, Friday, Jatj 17.
rtulphur WeU, Saturday, Jaly IS.
tllenvillc, Mondav. Ju't «).
New Mark. t. Tin-day. July il.
Martin's Mill, Wednesday. July 22.
Htu. Lee'4 hurbecHe, ou Little Brush creek, on
Th.irsdar. July 'iX
Griffin's Springs, Friday. July tft
Breedin-j's Meetinc Honse. Saturday, July 23.
White oak, Monday, July -17.
Plum Point. Tuesday. .Inly *A
PeUey'B Mill. Wednesday, July ».
Mintonsvill.:, Thursday, July Sti,
Middlehnr-r. Friday, July 31.
M oaabcrford's !<priinr, Saturday, Angnttl.
Hen. Aaron Harding, the Adminlatratlon
candidate, is invited lo attend, and divide
time, speaking hour about; and if be wants
to be absent, running t.'. v back tru>k aa here-
tofore, he tun send his orator — Jo. Chandler,
Esq., who voted against paying nine months'
in the army, because of Lincoln's proclama-
tion, Ac, and now assails my position— or ora
t..r» Kigney and Peiley, or orator Boiling,
who, in his speech for Mr. Harding, said it
waa ell right to fi^ht the free negroes of the
North and the negroes of the South in our
army.
I want all nvj f'r^tuh— aye, the whole peo-
r.l'.' — to meet me tt these appointment*.
1 h;;vc been greatly misrepresented aud slan-
dered. Ooaaeoael Com? all!
je^4 dtd W m. Jackson Ueadt.
£3J* John H. Harney, candidate for the
Senate, and Boyd Wincheater, candidate lor
the Lower House, will address the citizens of
Jefferson county aa follows :
Cross Ro ds, Friday, Ju'v 17.
Wood's, Saturday, July 13.
Harrod'* Creek, Tuesday. July 21.
Gillman's, Friday, July -4.
Boston, Saturday, July 25.
FishervilU*, Tuesday, July K
Jeffjrsontown, Friday, July 31.
Mlddletowa, Saturday, August 1.
Speaking to commence at two o'clock p. m.
County candidates are invited to
j>5 dtc
Wasbinoton, July 16.
aayf: A cavalrv
r -d two aince, by
Gen. Ilintzelman, to mate a reconnoiaaance
through the Shenandoah Valley, aad returned
ffaairadaf evening
C>mman1er Colonel Lew. 11 found very
few rcbi is in the valley. He discovered that
Asbby'B Gip was held by between three and
four hundred rebels.
He charged up and drove them oat and held
the place, cap- Bring a rebel Adjutant (
and several other officers and private*.
Nrw Yoaa, July 16.
Gen. Dix it is expected will relieve General
Wool to-morrow morning.
The Boston mail this mornins arrived on
time.
Cincinnati, July 16
Morgan is said to b> about Piketon
Our forces are closing ar
give him troublo soon.
Naw York, July 18.
The steamship O. ean Q ieen, from A«pin
waH the S-h, has arrived. She has #-300,000 ia
treasure.
KIYER
3
rrtaxaoAT
■T a r a bu aa * t'o„ No. ut. Wail
T. M. Krwin No 1JB, Wall atrei
■. J Caflrey No 1T7. Wall 'tree
Cropper, Patt en A Co.. No. 1«
X. b. Long. No. 19 Wall street.
General Baell. from i
Jew ess, from Nashville.
Hazel Dell, from Nashville,
t'oloeeoe, from Cincinnati.
Ella, from Cincinnati.
Diamond, from Nashville.
J. IL Baldwin, from NaehTUle*.
t>!lte Sullivan, from Cincinnati.
Poland, from Nashville.
Allen Collier, from Cincinnati.
Lad v Jackson, from Cincinnati.
St. Cloud, r
Ceneral Bnell, to Cincinnati.
Allea Collier, to Nashville.
Atlaatic No. *. to Nsahville.
La.lv Jackaon. t.. Memphis,
st. » "loud, to Mempbl*.
,to r
w7~
The riven
with five feet water ia the canal,
aad cool.
Quite a fleet of boats arrived
and others from Faahville; all of which. It le I
will go Into Government service.
No arrival aa yet In trade.
Considerable speculation ia aprlagins np aa to
packets will
river is I
points; but (
of the Mississippi, aad it may be some time bar)
the paasage of boats wi 11 be at all safe unless e
voyetl by -unheals, or made shot proof aad arm
Fob Cincinnati.— The Major Anderson is
mall boat at noon to-day.
Hcxdebsox. —The
to-day, leavimr at 5 r. b.
The light-dranght steamer Q. Loyd
land wharf at 5 r. a. for Clarkbville and ]
The Camel ia starts I
The Jennie Ro treys will leave for St. Louis aad
aU way landinsrs this morning at 10 o'clock.
The New Albany Ledger of yesterday evening;
aaya:
The following boats were at the city wharf taia
morning: Port Wayne, Duke, Charley Bowen (re-
pairing), Lizzie Martin, (ilenwood. Cottage. Sham-
rock. Sir William Wallace, Conway, and Jeweaa.
Besides these two gnnboats were . n port. A nun
ber of small boat* are at Portland.
We understand that the great Atlantic will ba
the first boat through to New Orleans. She ia the
ejaeen of tbe Western waters and abonld be the
first to male* a regular trip to the Creeceat city.
The Clncl
following:
The officer* of th- Wolden Era, from Marietta,
did not discover any rebel troops on either side of
tbe river aa they came down. All the boats lyiaag
up on the Ohio side of the river were removed to
the other side. The people were very much ex-
cited, having received all kinda of i
stories abont the 1
The Cairo <
mercial, writing on tbe 14th, says:
The New Kentucky had a xplendid trip for Nash-
ville, which sh<* had tbe privilege of leaving at
Smithland if the Camberland river waa too low to
take it np. It was ail for the Government.
Tbe *ennshine had a full cat„-o of Government
supplies for Memphis which she will probably bo
ordered to carry below.
The Continental had about WO tuns when she ar-
rived here, and 170 bead of cattle. She took on
board at this city nearly 100 tuna abells and other
Government freight.
The Silver Lake had ouly a small load for Cincin-
nati, consisting principally of iron.
The new Iowa was pretty well loaded with Gov-
ernment supplies fur Columbia, Number Tea, ar.d
New Madrid.
The Ruth, "the Magnificent." arrived
Vicksburu' with a crowd of I
Ool. K. B.F
number.
The Platte Valley waa deta
hours btyond her time by low wa
had a heavy Government trip.
The Crawford did not have any freight from Co-
lumbus yesterday, but took down a large quantity
of ice and Quartermart- r suppliee.
The City Be le. after I .iking part in all the steam-
boat maneuvers connei".-. j with the siege of Vlcfca-
burg, has at length been permitted to return to a
civuizcd country. She bad on boa. d 110 sick and
wounded soldier?, and HiO paroled Federal troops
captured bv the rebele at Champioa Hills. The
sick and wounded are nearly all from Indiana asm
are to be taken to Evaaaville.
The river is at a stand The weather is dark and
chilly. '
FINANCE AND TRADE
OFFICE OF
Por paril. ulars cur. eoiy matter-* aee meets aa
bank note list.
PH aa a •-> flair*— Baaaaaaa Floor at #4 Vk4J, aa4
an.)* at « Mas. and nominal. Wheat aaateta
far rtd and white and v«ry dull Corn from aura
1 was-ota :"Snc. Barley »1 35® I ». Oata ^wToa
• \tra. Bran we unete at #12.
GaocKih:-— Transactions very I
at lfteifc by the had; in I
New Or 1 fans Molaase
CnSV 2l a»o. Ocldot. 3t,»» ha Wbta at
Cottobs, Ac— Brown Sbsettnis :3c.
at 4». 11 and 4*e for the various 1
at CaaOiewiek »l per lb.
v W TJiaVl 28. aala
tails at
tana
c*
Hav-We «
atelhavia as In 1
Manilla ftora— We quote at IV.
Fe> runes -Comaiaad ti '. tk*.
LiasRKi. aav-ftaaa a oa miu at »i ia
La an — Llglil sales at
ScoAB^taaB Haaa-Saias at • Hfftjft
Wool— Washed J
Pot \ Teas— Small ■
Toaarrc— N» 1
I Brer
•eraaii'l Notaa.
Laslern Kxchanaa
Kentucky Money
ludlana lljaey
•AvauaLa 1
Treasury Notes and ' »hlo -ooay
Mleaouri ^
mob'apirit wao leil from last night.
WASiusuroN, July|l6.
Contrary to publiated statemeutB, the exe-
cution of the draft was aaspend'-d in New
York only by tbe uprisin-r of the mob. It baa
not b«e*n ascertained here that any directions
have proceeded irom here for prolonging the
suspension beyond tbe period when crder
ehni be restored so that H caa be prosecuted.
' ' • 1 1 d .
*r. -* * |au». ai,jt-+». • mfi
IIEAIHICARTEBS DISTRICT OF KeNTVCKT, )
l.oi isvii.lt, July 14. 1S*J. )
Speciel Orders No. 109 ]
"BXTBACT."
* * * * •
I. The following offlcoas are aathorizad to
give exemptionB from mflitary or drill duty In
ihe Luglon of Defense to aliens, non-resi-
dents, persons exempted by order proclaim-
irg martial law in the eity, and on certificates
of disability from loyal t.hysielans^to-wit^
eriak llescr,' Laiayette En=inehouse, during
business hours.
Colonel L. H. Ferrell and Coloael J. M.
Vetter, at the Armory on Bro-ok atreet, be-
tween Main and Market, daring buaiLese
hours.
Colonel William Mangan, a* the Mayor's
Office, during busit-eis hours.
Col. John R. Pirtle. Rescue enginehouse,
btt*ecu the hoars of 10 a v and 13 m
Phjsiciani giving eertilicates of disability
will state the nature of the^disabll ity ^and
military l auty P? entirilv h or merely from dri'l
dutv.
II. The companlet of the LeRioo of Defense
already exceeding the numb r required, no
more cumpanira will be organized
and enrolling will cease at seven and a half
o'clock p. m. this day. ( ompanieaia excesa
of the number desired, and person* enrolled,
bnt not in companies, will be used aa a re-
serve to ill vacancies ia the active portion of
thi* Legion.
III. ~ Oaken eommanding ragiments In
tha "Legion of Defease" will report to these
bead quarters thoae who have failed to enroll
in their respective dlstrieta, being exceeding
ly careful to report no nun that baa enrolled
Tne city la to be extensively fortified, aad it
is oat Just that those who are willing to drill
and bear arms should be exempted from the
labor of consiracting fortifications. Thoae
who refuse to enroll v. il' therefore be
ploved to oaaetruct them.
I Y. Lieutenant R. M. Mosby, A. D. C, is
ordered to colleet all arms heretofore distrlb
uted to home guard companies, wboee org*»n
izitions are not kept np, and tarn tbe same
over to Lieut. Stnyser, Ordnance Officer.
Persona having pnblie arrae ia their po*eee~
slon w.ll dallver or report them to Lieut.
Moaoy at the weat end b isement room of the
Courthouse. _ .
By command of Brig. Gen. Boyle.
7 A. C. Skmtle , A. A. G.
De dqcabters Provost Marsh ei.. )
U>i -iiVillb, Kt., July m\ 1888. f
By ordera from Hta:'».uarters Western Dis-
trict ol Kentucky, all saloons ted driaking
houses wdl close at 5 p M. Saloons attached
to hotel* and eating houses, and falcons that
are paying hotel license, will be allowed to
open at 7:80 p. m. D. C. Fitch,
Major and Provost Marshal.
Proclaaaatioa .
All parsons owning or Hiving dog* in their
poesessiou
owa..
ffhsjkd*
awsSara
Pennsylvania—
Plltshurf
Interior
New York
Bnzland
Lvuiaiana
Mnryland
TenpF«sae—
P'.^^ute^e ,
DSBM
Bank of Tenoeaate..
Ptvek Banks
South rarwftna.
North Caroiina.
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latBUdiM* D ¥ cent die.
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> c«sm eo>.
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n Stent v'«
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Fiaaucial Maitera In New York City.
Jrtv li, I f. a.
To d n't baak stat'
that oflaat MooaWjr :
W'k end'* Loses
juiyj ertats.w) av.Ji
juJ^yii.. . i-i'tasTe*- 33.3«*.
Increase ST19.4US **B2.7»
Decrease Sl#tj,ea4 *
This statement, like Ihe last, shows • steady incrsasw
of deposits, and a c<>Diu«nc<niiDl of a new anUcy wtta
regard to loans. Tha contraetloB ia baak em coeBBB
which commenced * month sloee, aa.i leJ to a rweaav-
tioa of »obi- siv millloaa. appears to be ever, ana taw
opposite policy ln.iiigurite.l. Tfie dioe er ce between
the a«r-gite volum- of the deposits »nd the loars »
now s > small th t the banks cannot ba maklna much on
their eapltaL The specie avcraee rem* n-> or- tty a»asv
dy: there has not been as mack increase m this depart-
ment as was ex peeled.
The money market waa aaay day. and attbeapeav
is>2 of I. us in aa call loans were at ti 1 er caa*. aUaaar m
tbe day tbe proerem of the dlslarbance operate*
acairut l.-wdo'sa, a d neoole were not anxtoaato lead -
An. irouble of a forathlaW^ character bl the city woua*
pr-.bai.ly, for a time, create a etoas moaey aaarkei. — .
Cotton oon'toues dull and
onset Urd;
SMMftm* eatra IH O
and very
hereby notified to confine
them within their premises for tba period of
sixty days frou* taia date. Aay person rt-
luaing or laillrg to comply with this requisi
tion, subjeet thamselve* to a fine of tweaty
dollars and ccsts. Wse. Kata,
Mator's Opfic*. June 71, IM|
1 j-27 d2at
•12^*1 30 fori
moderote business at •**»'''6c, and cfe-i?* at the I
paiee. Oata lu'l. "uear mere aetiv-. : l
W<e; Havana 13c.
ln« at Sll «3w*ll 79 for old i
aevn N«w»U 25 for oM prke
new prime mess. Inelndlr i
days at buyer's option, at S13 «0.
at*5T5 for mem; *4 50f.r pr
ed; SlBmSK for eatra meK prise aaeae beef ia i
nominal: beef ham* quiet aad
dull at 4 ««>*ec for aboaldera; *Hc fee ba
dull and a: minaL Lard dall and heavy at »:*<
Money easy at eft-Tc. Sterli j* oxcaaaa*
dun at lSSml* for Brat-clam MBa. OoM lower. Be e n.
ine at XX. dacllaSns te 25X, a.etns steady at flfth.
C. A •» a ef 'al, cenpeoa. MKH;
CracTjraAVt, JWyle— r. w.
There la no life to tbe market. Tbe larae
cold deatroyed onfldenee la the prbsee ef 1
ft unsaleable unless at a
ofMcperbbl. Wheat declined fe
nominsl et «14»1 <& for prime real and whits
Kentucky white waa offered at Bl M and
CwaaaeiTc. Oats .bin u iJJc in awlk. Whmka «hM*
and in fair demand. 40,006 pouada eoaatry bulk since
loMtttXoesMamati
lie for su*r»r- cured. .NothsBB dotoa mi
teed ail dectiaeal to *1 04. 0«U deetawad te m
' m* M ml Au-l mar lUtteiUcd.
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FROM VICKSBl'RG.
Ficksbors on the .Horning Before its
Sarreader— Vicksbarg on the After-
noon Af'or in> Surrender— It- General
Appearance — Condition of the Inhab-
itants—Fortifications of the Rebel
I of the Mlsaoui
Vicksbcko, Jn'y 8, MR
At ten o'clock on the more In ? of the 4 b,
the Union forces marched into Vicksbua', the
rebel srmy baring previously sucksd their
arrna outside their fcrifl a: ions, and retired
to thMr tents. At this time the writer made
hi* way into the city. At IraC the eye is ro'
met with tbesmouni of drools' iou that would
b« expected from the quantities of shot and
shell that hive been thrown into the p'ace.
Tet, on di'ser examination, there ate mauy
bou.-es where such ms il<g have made 8
breach in nae side, sod passed out at the o'her,
doing little apparent Carnage, but v t making
the place too hot to be t»n in ted The bousi s
and business properly 'rw ting the river, Be-
tween tbe lirtr and the fir#t line of hills, were
•utira'y vacated, and presented a eccue of
deaola ion and decay that only like cirtuni-
i iiic- a san produce. Bark of the first line ot
hills, and is the valleys m»ny of the bouaes
were occupied, though some of them wer»
perforated by abot or shel'. Here it m iv be
well to remark ibat many who occupy d ti met s
where there seemed to be no immedive d ti>
gar had hole* dug ia the sides of the bit's, u ■
to which they could go wh- n it was dative < us
in <be open air ; a in cxamivlae li e f ri II-
cations tbe writer f uud the hill sides a full of
bol>-s a? any that »ere cceapied by swallow .
Tbe foriucetiona extend around a rau^e o
b< Us a*>uai nine milts in circum'crei cs, one
a de of which frools the river, while those in
the other directions were Intended to r-p 1
any stuck from tbereir. The heaviest tuns,
about tweniy-tive in number, froj. the river,
and varied from eigh*. toleu-incb, while those
in the rear, with a few exc<-piioL6, were of
light caliber. There must be a' has* fifty r -
dcub'a, or fortifications, m»de af earthworks,
■and b<ge,and, in s< me cases, of co'tof, con-
taining from one to six guns etch, and all con-
nected with a series of rifle pits
Nature has don? much 10 nuke Vick&bure
impregnable, but while she has done ibis, she
has also done much to aaelsi a hostile lorce in
taking it; for, beyond the series of bills occu-
pied by tbe rebels, is a st-riee of hills Just as
advantageous to the besiegers as lb* first
range was to be bealfged. The only difficulty
arising is in being able to hold pojsessi.in of
them long enough to throw up earthworke,
which was finally done. Tae n xt move was
to cross the intervening nollow, and giln
possession of the rifl -pi s and tort tie mo: s
of the eaemy; and. to accomplish this wiibout
taking tbem by assault mining was reported
to, and weeks were spent iu this way,
digging trenches across tbe hollows and
as the declivities unier cover ot our sharp
shoeiert, and in danger of theirs until the
miners actually reached, and as history hn
already recorded, blew up some of their
strongholds, killing as high as seventeen at
one blast. To appreciste the persistant dar-
ing of onr troops it is necessary to pass ovtr
the ground, and see where th-'y have dus up
to the very muzzle of the enemy's guns, while
the eaemy's sharp-hooters were constantly on
the alert, and la s me cases where baud
grenades were tambled over toe brcsatwchks
of the enemy into the ditches made by oar
troops.
It waa not expected that the city would sur
render nutil after the fourth, but it was tsV
intention of the Union forces to open s terrific
Are on them on that day, and the troops inside
becoming aware of it, were clamorous for a
surrender, knowing they had nothing to hope
lor in longer resistance.
It is true that the rank and file were in a
suffering condition from the want of proper
food, and that rations had been served out to
them for several days of mule meat, but the
officers bad eaten none of it, and there was
•alt provisions enough still on hand to have
supplied their troops lor several days.
It is claimed there were at the cacimeace-
msnt of the siege thirty-six tboustad pr-raous
in the city, which included all the cliiaens,
and at tbe lime of the snrreuder there was
estimated to be by the authorities there, thir-
ty-one thousand, showing s falling off by de-
sertion and death of five thousand, and of
this number fifteen hundred are believed t
have deserted. On the day before tbe sur-
render, and while negotiations were penaitg
the rebels invited a numbwr of our raeu over
into their inlrencbments, which showed clear,
ly that tbey expected to abandon the contest
al whatever terms they might be able to
make. Their Generals state they had but
eighteen thousand effective men, with twelve
thousand in the hospitals, leaving the remain-
ing one thousand te be made up of ciuaens,
whieh statement is probably correct.
The officers are dressed In a gray uniform
with a profusion of gold lace ou their ur::j- .
collars, &e., bat the men are poorly clad,
many ef tncui having nothing on but a shir:
and pautalooiiS, and presenting a very eonj
appearance. Tsey cxpteas themselves a*
heartily tired of the war, and are ou. spoken
In their imprecations against their officers,
who, they aay, looked exclusively to lh
ewn interest and comfjri, and paid no at-
tention at all to that of the men. Gen. Vem
her ton is not al all a favorite with them.
The general ap,»eiriLce of the city at 10
o'clock of the morning, was ibai of deadliest-,
desoia.ioa and decay, without tae sign of any
llv.ng thing ;n sight, wi.h ihe streets cut up
by r ile pits sad breastworks, rendering iheiu
inipasaibe, and w.tnout a steamer, barge or
boa of any kind at tbe landing.
At three o'cl-jck in the afternoon fifty-four
steamert, gunboaa and barg**, Ian a. lie
WMft The rifle p'.is had Deen leveled off,
the S'recia were alive with pecipe, wm.
horsemen and teams crowded the streets as
they were never crowded before Union «nd
Confederate soldiers miegled together in one
vast thrjng, anl seemed ou ansa good terms
with each other that i; was difficult to imagin
they bad every bean o.berwiae. Duriug Uu
writer'* aojoarn in the place he did not hear
an unkind or bitter partisan remark from
either siae.
Tha>, the an Iden ehanjre in the appearance
of things had a marked effect on the Nbfcl
soldiers is evident from the remarks the}
made; and their gratincuion at seeiug c
many steamers with some of them used u-
hospiials, wnile others were in the eropiu}-
m«nlof the (Sanitary C»snum»ioo (an its liu
tioa unknown in the tJjuth), showed ih n.
conclusively tea: the war of ihe eouui w»
not a war for the benefit of the poor m tn. 1
think it may safely be caljuiateu mat not one-
third ot ihe parol leil piisjovre will ev.-r u^a:.
enter the doutaern army, for they are now
matlag their way in Urjre numbers, by evtr»
means possible, out of tbe ci<y, rataer tnaL
' out by their < !D r b . 8o mute li
NOTICE TO r'ttur'Jt K i X ovVNEUS.
Grading, Paring and Curbing of Side
walks.
The owners of lots and parts of lots dig-
ested below are hereby notified that ortliurinee-
hare been passed by tbe General Council,
approved and published, requiring the im-
provement ol tbe aidew.lks iu front of their
respective lots, and if they fail to have the
eame property done within tnirty days from
the date hereof, Ihe work will be done under
a contract at the expense of said lot owaere,
aa provided for in ihe third Section of the
seventh article of the City Charter.
Said work, when executed, to be received by
the City Engineer, and if not done in even
resp-ct in accordance with the ordinance reg-
ulating sidewalk paving, to be repavea at the
expense of the property owners— iron gutters
to be placed under the pavement, to carry ihe
water from houses and lots.
To recurb and repsve the sidewalk on both
■idea of Third e .reel, from Main to Water
XXBT SIDE.
\*7. B. Belknap
Htnk of Kentucky
W. B Belknap
Bauk of Eaniuckv
Dr. W r. Pastil
John H award
James C. Ford
John P. Temple
Wes. Musseimaa
Henry Smith
Kirkiand, Ctus. A Co
Tbos. Lindsay
Herbert A Wright
Jacob Keller
Cbas. Page
Emily Page...
Feet, In.
..100
.88
. 10
. 33
. 40
. M
. 28
. 23
. W
. 25
. 33
. 23
. 34
. 34
.103
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M. Cody
Oeu. Tbos. 4. Jeasup
W. Scbwrnx.
Conrad Buckell
Jacob W.
George Z>ra .
ToL gcbulta..
Taa Harran . . .
Henry Hunter
Chapman
Sam L. Nock
O. W. Morns
R. B. Hopkins
• CathUy
Mrs. Martha Maxoy
A. 8. Wallace
Wm
Maroa's Orrici, Jane 38, 1863.
Jy8 dlO
Salt Agency
.. ..
.. 87
. 50
. 35
. IT
. 53
. 38
. 25
. 33
. 17
. 27
. 28
. 26
. 31
. 20 10
. 26 9
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Mayor.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
For Sale or Exchange for Farm-
ing Land.
TSf"Y RESIDENCE ON THT NEWBURO ROAD./iii
iVi »»>out three miles from the city, Co ntal ning wSSl
ten acres n il !i comfortable l> UJiu t a of all kinds, ISlL
a quanliir of benutiful »i. rubbery, a Vnrls y of choice
fru u, rood • rna and sprias bouse, fish p»pd wltb last-
Ir f spring lo supply it: on he moat pl-asnnt road from
thi cTiy. »■!■»■»*■■*• »>• very tx-st: it U one of the i.-ost
convenient and beaatifully anarned place* in the coun-
try. Apply to me ou tue prcniUes.
7dtX
for sAr.rrr
CH. J.
^ JEFFERSON COUNTY FARM OF ONE HOT-
ac «
well walered. well located Ln h food neigh>>orlood. Tbe
dred ud alxt
ae M iinproveU.
y acres for sale low. There it liwfftH
The wliolt? tract well fenced aud ■
property m cht be axct
ty. For furth*
red for deiilrulde city prupi
paTU.'ulara please Inquire of the au
soriber, in Louisville, on Tuira stree . near Jeffereon
(■MsUas j b. whitman
FOR SALE.
A LOT. OR PART OF IT. ON SHELBY ROAD TO
the line of Kenned ■ and Me Iwetber, Mtwsaa '».
Warner s an.l C^ouner a dwel Uif ho ae». leO bv 416 eet.
AUo parts of ne l^>t on Ur .ysoa. bet*se Eigliteenil
and Mn-teentb treut*. near t e German Piotcstaul
0 piisn Anylum. 2U0 by 20U fset. Ai plrto
* ^ CH. H Ki:E I Pbotogr' pher.
je2$ dim Market at., uet. Brook and Floyd.
Ho ise for Sale.
, T ILL BE SiiLD VERY CHEAP. IF APPLI-^ti.
I, on i- made shjrUv, a (raiue cottage with ^jjf
w
four roonis, » large s able, silua ed en Shelby St.,
between B- argra-s Creek and tbe Oil o hivcr. i'Oi fur
tber pa r ticu ut. inquire of
v JN0. LAS' 'OM i TOLL.
m>So dtf East Main street.
FOR SALE.
ANY OF TEN HOfSKi AND LOTS^
tiiH of Iff- rent quliilie* aud locationa, and 'ar
asnr « a&vasvaw uu i Louisruls.
ulavlLe
VI
any of six vas ut LoU I
Also a two-horse Carriage
stree
apv dtf
100 yaraa aoutn of the LouUvllJe Pos>oftt«i
at No 065 Third
OOD
STRAYED & STOLEN.
FOUND.
\SORRKI. MARE. ABOUT ,-IXTKI N
handa high. Tbe owo r c -n have ber
by proving property and l ay ut charges.
Apply to^
Market at., bet. t enth i
Taken Up
T>Y THE PFBSCRIBER. LIVING AT THE
!"> first tol' gate, on the B rdstown turnpike,
adarkso relFILI EY. t ,r— years old on the
10th of July, which he own- r can have by
►gggg^ a " d ^ n ' ct " tr « M - T .j, PARKER.
STRAYED
OS JUNK Jru, A DARK B\Y MARE
ML'LhX utofMr. Bl .nksnbaker"- pas-
ture, h^l' mile below th- city, on Broadway.
£aid Mule ta abo t 'c hands high, fully shod,
nom-rksretn ml>ered. Any porjoii returning >he ssaaa
to me. or living me UilurmatiOU to that I cm get i will
receive S1U rewaid. THUS 8A\LK5.
Jylt; dj* Corner Elehtbteei.th and Broadway.
IK the tame
Mules Lost.
TWO MTLE5 STRAYHD FROM A DROTPl
•omli;g In na tbe Kardito »■ pike, in tb •
easterD part of tbe city, yea.srdaj. >Ve will
pay 910 par hsad rswar.l for tbsm. deliver* I ,
to us at our a tab «, corusr Kleveuth and r«w a * ».
jylidS BROWN k CO.
life
Strayed or Stolen,
ON OR AB3UT TUB 4th IN8TAVT.
astoall. low.^t. light yellow COW
haviug it pariiejlar m irks the owner la
aware of. Any ens givl g lnfermatlon_
a their at the Detnesrat office or a* ttie corne
and Broadwav. leading to the recovery sf th* animal,
wiUos .ui^lj rewarded.
WANTED.
"Wanted to Rent,
AmUU. COTTAGE HOCSK CONTAI
fr m four to six a-a-tioents. pleasantly
Fa
COTTAGE H0C5E CONTAININO^^J
• Itu ■ ;:;
aied, for wbl h a good rent will be given For \a MiH
formation addreaa G. T. M.. Box MO. P. O. jyl« d3*
"Wanted Immediately,
A GOOD COOK; A MAN IREFERttED. AS PLY AT
the Na.-uvili« Uo-
iTl*
earner Ninth and Wag-uint
A. W. MITCHELL.
WANTED.
ENERGETIC AGENTS TO CANVAS'' FOR THE
HISTORY OF THH GREAT RBBRLLION. by Ma
J. T. Hsailley. the aioat reliable, attractive and powe
fal Histsrical Writer • tks age. Firat voltime now
randy. Agents are meeting with anpirallsted siioceaa.
Over 10S.«IS esp'es already ssld Circular? jiving all
necessary laf r nation In record ta the wore. Terms to
Aceats i c , mailed free. Cal< oa or addresx
Age is, ac, w • l)V ^ k Co |Mlb „ iherti
ii Fourth street, corner Walnut, ClnelnuaU. O.
WANTED.
AGENT* TO SBI.L OCR GRF.AT UNEQUALLED
PRIZB AND STATIONiRY PACKAGES, sontaln
log 100 asefjl artial'a. sad asenmpanied by a uiagnltl
••nt box «f .lew-lry, from which «ach p-irch:\<er can
kciest a prise an auittheiiif.-lves. The arsl«l-s contained
iaap iekas could not ba purahased eUewhure for SI.
y t :ae i,ri» ia but 2; eeats. AgenU eas ly »U;ir * 14 per
day at this gr*at money -making busiiieaa. Circulars
seat fr»e. «' M. 1)1 'NN A CO..
Jy7 diy Cinein naU. P.. and Chioag-. 1U.
WANTED,
V FIRST P. ATE PLUM BUR — TO A GOOO WOEK
man the highest wage* wiU bs pild. _Apply,lmm«
dl.itely U
J*
J. sf. Wl' LARD A OO..
»d Green a:., bet. Third aud Fourth.
AS
WANTED.
THAT C*N COMB WELL RECOM-
JEFFERSONVILLE RAILROAD.
»ft£E DABLV TR11XS
T BA VB JEFFF.P.80N VILLK, OPPOSin LOUlS-
Mu Tile, as roitswa:
7:30 A. Ma gl^raa^
AT SEYMOUR:
For an I cr^li-r* !r0, *" Wf,i
AT INDIANAPOLIS:
For Chicago and all palnta ln the North and Northwest.
Urf^Paaa^nrera by this fain arrlvs at Ohicugo at r:80
r. «.. being tvelvt howrt in ouctw^ «/ any other
rot- 1*.
2:45 P. M. K&2SS&aB&
AT SEYMOUR;
For 0"nclnnatL
AT INDIANAPOLIS:
For Cleveland Pittsburg. Pr>il;td*!plila, New York. Bos-
ton, B Itl-nor . Washiagtou C ry. and ail points
' an icd Northeast
For Chiewo. Detroit, and si points ln the North and
N rthwast.
For St. Loo a, Cairo, and all points Wsst.
10:00 P. M.ff5S»,^
followt:
AT INDIANAPOLIS:
F r sll E.i«tem anl Northeastern Cities.
For 1 aledo, Detrs t. tt.
»sr-Thta outs U OO MILK« frIIORTKR, and pas
ssngeri >ve 13 IIOUItiTla alma over any and at
or.er reaaca M . Ul- AGO andths Mortha*,t.
^'^•akCar; JSL™ MILE8 0MMBC8 w
this i. i"*^*™^*^***™™
W Passengers »hoald BXAMtaa vaaia Ttcgimi «a«f
RtfLIOAD*" iU "' " U " J "' I ' Ei ^ UXTILL *
tVAn- info'aaation a --a be sbi
thas.-S. I ahr ofnYe sf 'he Csmpanr. tonsheas. • ruvr
sf at ia «Dd Third »Wert), l^ouisville. Ky . or at the
Eattsasl l>sp t. J«ff.r,o„vllle
JTIAKK ALU AVI
OTHliH
mi
i it» LO\YI AS BY A.\Y
JAS. FKURIER. General Ticket A*eut
AND
Le\in?ton aud Fran la fort
DS.
SPECIAL TR.\r\8. JULY 4, 1MJ3, \YILL
HI > Ag V U.I.UUS:
pOIT TRAIN-HHt LAORANGfr— Wl
Loaisvil s at 7:90 a.
w,Il kaava Lai
l<le a> Ml r. n.
stopping at all ttalienr; return
lot, will laave Lagrang= at i:3» r. at., arrivi-g in i.«u
Iavi; 1 - •
SECOND •: BA N will leaTe LonlivlUe at9 s. _
run afj far as the !Ue« Course, atmpicg nl the F..ir
Urounda and the Point; rttu uing, will leave th« Kacc
Csurac at a r. u.
SundJ/ Schooli and Picaia Parties onn procure tickets
to pa. kagta af M) at half usual fare U all places beyond
the Fair Crounda. Tickets, except in pacKaees the
usual fare.
Persons 1 i charge of Sunday Schools and Picnl- Par-
anil dlatribute them befnr. comaig to the Depot,
fare D0> L ' v,us * Ucka wil1 « IMMli full
Pae'iagi
inst., by c
of brook
Ie2* . IS
uclst- can be had m ard after Monday. SSd
iliine on u. T. Si-iLMOi. at tn« Dspot, co.ner
ind Jeacrson.
AM'L GILL. Sop't.
THE QEEAT WESTEKN
Sorirmu Mugar Mill.
era and Merchnnts,
CALL AT OCR FOUNDRF, SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN
hi •u *? t - ^'ween i T-slflo and Thirteenth, and see
h.., Mill whiao wj do not hesitate to »ay will give bet-
ter *ati*faeU'in and has more nolnU of ,i« l.nc« ih»n
al other MllU MsabLocd! ^ exctuenca man
PRICE
$75.
OFFICE OF
Adams Express Co,
Locistillb, June 90, 1*58.
MUMMM SifftubP BKMAIN IN TDIS
' 'OK FR MOHT *XO CHARGB8,
for within thirty days Lorn
A
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where raoM.
Danvdle
Vjcktburg
Meridan Ct
1
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1 ITUUk. . lu J.a::»poi t
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.AmidenAJ. 3d M.
ch.
.And.rson Mr.
.Atkinion Alooto. 2d Ohio.
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.Angarman Fred.
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1 box.
1 box.
1 bJX.
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.Ciuci nai.1
1 bdl ....Lex'ngton
1 trunk. .Waafcl gtnn. Ind
..Bergman Frsd, 23d Ind.
. . Becson li f, 35d Wis.
...Burnett W. .
...Hlcaford . M, ttuMlch.
...Hi "Mrs P.
. . . Dachrach M.
...B' wnPL.
...Haley Wm.
...Bu nW.
...Busta d E.
.. .Brooks J N. ,
...Bartktt D.
..jsaikwiaw « , .
..ba*-ett R fu«. 51ft Ind.
..Butterheld John.
Br wu Wm.
' Bartlet'. L J, sutler 21rt Lad
! . Hark cy J G
..Beinlord J V.
. .Bughel D '£. Vih Penn eav.
'..Bartow Saml.
..Brown a Co M W co L
. .Ha tey FP. 5«th i.jo.
B-breai C. 6th .dilo.
"Uarbtr C. 17th Mich.
..Bennett K «*. , ,„
Helmer F M. U«spltal NolO.
Barrall Mrs A.
t ryau W
. .. .Batte C. , , _ _
Buck David. Hospital No 3.
Berdtue M A Bro.
Ber<uis John. S3d Ohio.
Brill ii A.
Burns Jacob.
r.rovrn IW.IH
Blake C«pt. xirth III.
. Hucklnahani G L.
Heckwith G M, 100th IU.
sHatei ti ... Ut Wis.
.Htisuam U M.
.B-tt W B. 7« h
lakes D. .
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Crane J as.
1 box.
1 box.
1 box.
1 box.
lbox.
1 box.
1 b x.
1 stsve
Local. ' exlngion.. Coffey 1J.
.Danville V;Owan UCoJ J. IMh Ky.
Ca'd -el J D, »>l»t Ind.
.Coleman M J. 3d Ky cav.
CI vclantl Wm,
Crow J H.
Aawd
..St i ouis
. . N w Y- rk. ...
..Mitchell
..Philad-lpuiia,
DanvUe
t lavt ti 11 M.
..Collins O W.
1 hex..
1 box..
1 box..
1 box..
1 box..
1 box..
1 brx. .
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1 box..
1 bnx..
I pkg
.Cincinnati
!New York!...
.Dan elite
,m asasean .
. Pittsbara .
1 trunk. .Chattanooja Cra | W H.
1 box Cine nnati Coffi_ G H. 23th Ind.
1 wheel.. I aseUville Conoor Mr.
1 trunk. .Chatt Jiootta Craig *\ USS >■ E L . .
1 box....fbiladelplil» C.mwell Jas tl. Ande.BOn
Trotipe.
..Cpp K.
..Cox Chaa
..Caldwe l L9. . mmMm _.
. .Claycomb Fred. 331 Ind.
..CookC.
Cooper Nelson.
C-»>in Lt H.
.Danville Cbandkr F M.
..CUrk & J
. .C.deman W C.
..Chaml>«.s Dr.
. .Clawson Capt A. sfith N.
. .Cramer Wm.
..C'.ppNgeJ.
. .Chur- hi'l Col Sara.
..Combs M. MEM lii
...ww York Cook J A
1 c bag and bdl a' ras-y Martin.
1 pkg C-rvlb Chas.
1 cbg a. bdl it BowlinggrcenComford fain
Louisville —
C noinniti.
...N«w Albany.
1 b <x Ciaclnnatl. ..
1 pkg New York....
I pkg l.ou svilie —
1 pk| Cincinnati...
1 e^.toon...
1 pkg....Ne»
1 Pkg.
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1 Pkg..
1 Pkg.
1 pka..
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1 box.
1 box.
1 box.
1 b'x.,
1 box.
1 box.
..Cine nnati
. .New York
. .0 ■vlngton
. .Cincinnati
. .Indlanap >l:a.
. .Ci e'n *iti
..New York
..Columbus
..Eashvfst....
..uraawiaaa
. .New Albany. .
. .Cinr nnati
. .CineinnaU
..Indiana. Penn.
. .Iacaaaapsw. . .
Aiut-u.
1 pkg Cincinnati..
1 trunk. .I.ou'svlUa. . .
1 box OkwaJaaaM..
1 box P.tttburg...
1 box.
lbox.
1 box.
1 pkg.
Ipkg.
1 okg.
. Ai .sinnati
..Washington, I
. .India .apolis.. .
. Wheeling
.Oto atone*!
!fe:::S.^:;-:
1 box....Lyk>n J t«we,
..Carey A Talbirt.
...Clark AW.
D
, ...Dej>pen!J L.
...Deita M.
. . .DaHy (ieo. Ktli Mich.
... Dellany J E.
. ..Davis M V.
Eawson Cnpt, loth Ohio,
aniel '/.< 1 >ck.
... D«an H K.
... Delashmil Jas, Colli Ind.
Daniels J N.
Dunbar A M.
....Dean J N. 21st Ohio.
Dawein Nicholas, 1st Ky.
....Dehonr J.
....Davit P. ajgtUl
... Dickie W ti. 7ath Penn.
. . .Davis WR.
... D«vl-J n.Blstlnd.
. ...Dreaur N L, 14th Ohio.
E
Evans C 3.
I dy Irvli , 2d Mich sav.
Rawer IJL And rson Troop
....Etiton W H. ISth Wisconsin
Kariy J hu, lvtk Ukio.
u. . Edmunds J K, al st Oklo.
....Kvans • B.
....IswtrgllrgGenH.
K'terhard E.
...&£ Frank.
• swffaikw;. 9 Pa
1 box....EAC Rente MllU GW. 113th nu.
lbox • Mate John A Wm. 75th Ind.
1 box.... Cincinnati. McCalLW R, 1 7th Ohio.
lbox , Mathews F B, 38th Ohio.
1 box Cincinnati Maver John, t»th Oh.o.
1 box.... Cincinnati.. McPhe-son A O'NeiL
1 box.... Boston Mitch II E 61st Ind.
1 box....ClnHnna i Mitchell BC. W h Ohio.
1 box — Cine nna-1 M I run; Win, 74th ln i.
1 box....Mwrfrersbor
1 eot Inc nnati....
1 pa New York
lbox.... Cincinnati....
lc bag . .Cincinnati....
1 pa Cuvl- natl....
1 pa Louisville
1 P* -t \. :
1 Pa W.ishia*ton...
1 pa P(,rls
1 pa Cliicinna'i
1 cb x..Clnclnn tl. ..
1 violin.. Naaav He
1 P Frank ort. ...
lpa Columbus, y..
t pa New York
i Oioa
1 pa Nashville
1 Pa New York ....
lpa NewYo-k ...
1 pa Ciuci-" uat
1 box Newhaveu
1 b x Lauct 'i t. 0.
1 box....Clu. Innati
1 paCin innati
cXellanJ 8.
..Morse A C. c; I.
..Mictiiyan 25lh.
...Miller 11 P. 7.!J T:id.
..Slit, heli 0 M, lOOt- IUa,
..Moeler II.
. .McCimn J H.
..Morrison Kev Robt.
..Mattlngky J tV.
. .Mclturnie Geo.
. \\ 1! ard Mrs 11.
..Maple E K
..Mei renin? Madison.
. .Morg:in Ed.
..Mi. hum AN.
. .Mor ingst r Chu.
.t»e hert Wm'j;th Ut,
...II t-i. Cur Is.
...M re. Da Henry.
...MuU rCG.
...McCarthy C.
...McGowan John. ?»lh Ohio.
. . . Moiure A W. 'JOtli Ohio.
. . . Mentis C. t>4'.h Ohio.
. . . MrrsuxelW^th Ohio cav.
■
...NealeJW.
...N ghbor 8 M. 52d Ohio.
...Newby BF. 33d Ind.
...Nei-ouKrauk, Hospital No 9
...Six u Mr.
...Newlrart Joe.
...Nue-ntO A. l»th Ills.
...Ne»bo l Jas W.
. . . Nathan -i. MtM,
O
...Oventreet Mary.
. . ."a" ond Jus.
...Old H J, 1 th M ek
.. OuVer llenrj tali Mlcb,
, ..Ors B &. PtithllL
.. .Osterle Jacob.
P
4 saddles, Vas>'Tll1e road... .Pas«enger.
1 box New York Pet e ML
1 box Pra't Capt 73il III.
hoes.. Princeton. Ind.. ..Polk Capt H 11.
1 box. ...Cincinnati Perry S B, Wih Ohio.
1 box....Sonora Phillips H G d.
1 box....Naanvl!le Purcoll Pat.
.Pi illips David.
.Pine* G M.
fiuiaaater
.I'attiinrer K L.
.Pairan A, Toth Ind.
UNSURANCE.
1 trunk. Nash vllle....
3 boxes. .Ci i
1 box.... New Albanrl.
:box....Cln
1 box....Naahvllle... .
2 c bags
1 pa Cinn...."!""
....New Yo-k
x....ShelbyvUleA..
1 pkr. ...IndUmpolls..
1 rkg. ...New York
t box.... DanvUe
1 box Cincinnati... .
I b-'X.... Philadelphia.
1 trunk. .Nashville
b
1 box.
1 eon.
1 val.
1 box.
I box.
1 box.
1 box
..Tcrre Bawte..
..Indianap'du.
Lsucaater, 0. .
Pittsb :rg
Leban n
Homer, lad...
1 baf....Phlladel hia...
1 bkt....Phiia.'e
1 e .as. .Frank!
l kale.. .Now York.
1 pkg Ktown
1 pkg.... Phil tdelphia
1 pkg New York
I bag Savannah. Ga. .. .
1 pkg....W. ah ugto . Ind
1 pkg Indianapolis
1 pkg Cincinnati
1 pkg Cinci na I
I pkg. . . .Ciuciunatl
1 p.g Portsmouth, 0. .
1 keg tools
ST,
.P ne J 1 Co.. 3ith Ohio.
.Pra=l y D vi.l
.Peter on R J, *0:h Ind.
.Pa • uel K A W Patter. 9th
Penu cavalry.
.TalmerJ M
. Palmer J M.
. . Parker Iti hard.
..Ph IB] C T A Co.
.Perkins Mrn J.
.Poru»r Ma.or D M.
..Paul B
..Pryor M F.
■ arler « Wilson.
. .Patt rson I J. 4ti Ind cav,
..Penine T B.
..Pike SM.
. . Puraons M W, 1st Ohio cav,
..Para* c s.
. . Parscn*er.
The Safest and ('! eapest Insurance.
INSURANCE OFFICE.
4:2 M-dii <treet. between Fo>'rth a-id Fifth. 1'ulnney'a
"nilillnr. over D. Hare's T'-ii!'!'. : ".»:«
A S THE At'TllOltlZED AGENT OK THE r I.LOW-
A ing named saf -, r. Ilab'e. and j n'.ly peaalat Ioaur.
aiiee Companies, Insoran e<» will I-? •••iid ■ sa Liv*s and
every deseript on of property at fair r it--.
As the division of au insurance :i- k ;.non^ several
Cuxpani-sis e ardej as safer and «... • pro 'erit than
a la ge amount in ny one Oeaaaaiiy, I »<>n:.| r<-sw<rt-
fully solicit a p >: tlon of the kaaia as ol m {■ fa ,\* an-l
the public. Losses promptly and sa Ufaetorily sett.« >\
pTo.-if* of l'.-s'e* and adiaatmecti raadr at t'.i* olliee
vTITHOUT CHARGE on aU policies is-u-d a. thi-
Agency.
Mutual Life Insurance Company.
NEW YORK CITT.
Cash Fund belun. Ing to tho meiubers inured |H.
360.1100.
All the profits art d; vide J on the mutual sy-temt very
five ye irs amouz the BMaat era insuretl ,
The buslne.->s of IhN Company i-c rd cted exc'usively
on «he Ctsu plan. N.> notes aliat. ver ;.re received for
reinium ■. or paid b:'.ck n el .ims f r loeMa The ace;.
::.u :. :;- or dividends -.>^y be i.ppl'L-d to i"0 ra>e the
uut insured under the poller, or in aa : initial de:iuc-
ion from the premium. Iu the first ? n. tjnce. m :iy
Ca-es are ou record wherj !he amimnts o:ig:nal!y \a-
sured have been mor. than ./■»/< : U'i b the accum-ila-
tjons or dividends, and lu tl.e -ec nd. he annual re :ue-
tlo'nsrint d "y the Coup inj- 1-, i.\ ii'.fjSVi in uu: »ssf-
»L Fi.milit; lu otther words that the po icy h;>s been
ntlre y pai I up for tie ori .-tn-.l ar.w.int. and ihe policy
■Her, in-t>-ed of piylns any prawakajBi to the • ottp-inr,
s actually N rkckipt o« an ajrsem i.to be slid firther
inere^Ked l y future diviaaayls) i:-.. u. tiiig to several
hu dr d ollars, fear the rema uder of life.
, I tea, pamphlets and any ofser Inforuiation may he
obtained ^pou . ppllc atio- it this A gency.
Contiuental Insurance Company,
NEW YOKE CITY.
^h Capital and Surpl s St SW.OW.
TIIREK-FOi'ItTHS of the proliu re;, rntd annually
to the po.l.-y l.o dera.
pivi,leu.:srttaraedtjpoli.y holders, on /.re risks as
follows.
l-o7 »'i
Mg ;.50
WtJ so
m ...v.Js
l-ril aj
i*^; ....to
Fcrlr' : s-.ie.i ije ,rs •; ;-cr ceut. pe- annum interest, and
■ puieb tted ai this oilic, lit prices ranging f om JO
co ts to -j cent* on :he dullir. according to date'of issue
North American Fire Insurance Co.,
NEW YORK CITY.
CaCA.iizKn in 1:128.
Cash 0 rltni ^nd Surplus SHOOOU,".
THR - E t CRTHS of the P'olits reiurned I
the poll y hoi lers on l ire rUks.
Dividends reiurced to policy holder?):
WU Wt per e«nt
1SC2.... 5) do.
Sc-lp i>su(h1 MMB 6 per cent, per annum inierei-'t. and
I? piirehnitetl a: this o ice, at 50 cents to 00 cents ou tbe
do.lar, a-'Cordingto d-te.
Washington Insurance Company,
*EW YORK CITY. *
D A <t
1 Pkg.
I Pkg.
1 reg.
1 box.
..?t Loula..
..Cincinnat
..Mempida .
....C .p' B A U.
....Kir
1 vals
1 box
Lexlniftnn.
.Wheeling.. .
2 boxes. ..Danville...
1 box
1 box....Woo»ltr, O
1 box....
1 box....
1 box....
1 box ,
1 box.... Cincinnati.....
1 pkg. . . .Indianapolis ..
1 rox Indttnapolis . .
1 trunk. .New-rk. O —
1 bag.... Danville
1 box ndi napolis. .
.Daovill-
. New n ork
. Danville
.Danvll e
Neaark. O. ..
.Paynes' depot.
..Gallatlo
.Cincinnati
>uer juun.
« Martin.
ie O M.
1 b
1 Ci-fk..
bo x . . ,
I box...
1 hex. .
1 p box.
lebag.
1 I kg ••
1 pks
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1 pa Nashvil a. . .
1 pa Cincinnati..
1 pa Ligrauce . .
:N»!hvnie::
New York.
lbox.
1 box.
lbox.
lboc.
1 box.
1 box.
lbox.
1 box.
lh.x.
1 box
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..Colli
iiclnnati
lum us
.fclteson
. .Murfreesboro.
..Indianapolis .
. . jJaahrilie
. .Cincinnati
.Cincinnati.
• Dresden
1 box Cincinnati
1 box
1 rot Cincinnati
lbox Grecncattle, Pa
1 box Leba.'.on.
1 box Louisvitl*
1 box Horner. Ind
I pa Cincinnati
I c bag. .St ' ouis
1 p* New To k
1 pa New York..
1 pa.
1 pa.
lpa.
.' .' .Cincinnati .'.V. "flrtlSwsV,
...C.LiuibuJ OrlifiuA P.
EwingaCo.
F
Forrest Geo.
Fn.bee D K.
Fowler D M.
FabrenbachHT Geo ,89 Ind
Farm-worth F.
Fiinn J O.WdOhlo.
Frailer Mrs E.
Fl b r Mi a A.
F'eming G U.
d Foster.
Ferg »on Capt n.
Flu attan E.
FMiback E.
Kireovid Jas.
Feaa Cuas.
Flc en eJ.
F okesJas.M. 121st Ohio.
Frazur 0 H.
. . . .FarrenU W, Hosnhal No. 11
FUkfaisA J Sd Mich.
FalrresAB, lbO Ohio.
G
..Geletple Capt H L.
..Gondere W 1L TTth Pa.
..Olbner B F.
.. C»rnr.b A B.
..Ga ea A J fi^tb Ind
. .' ; ardn r Mrs M. co I.
..(iurlach tJonrad.
. .Oilier Aligns t. aoth JOch.
Giinter A, eo 1.
1 pa Cincinnati
4 batsattHo. lingarcen.
lbox... Ct .ciauati....
1 pa Ind! m poil«. .
1 • tamp. Madison
1 bdl. ...L banon
I pa Cincinnati
1 pa Kee»vl.le. O...
1 pa New York
looxavLoo. avl la
1 irank..Loretta
ltrunk..Mew <ark. ...
1 box M'>rfree*Laro
lb x....PhlUdel.>hia.
1 Uox. . . . >»-:.v:g.
1 ox.... Cincinnati....
1 bayx lieahavan....
lbax...'.B9#fn3 r a ....
1 box.... Da. vllle
lb lo... Ci:iciunat
Ibex.
1 rox Cincinnati
1 box. ...Lob
abo la
.an
.Ne • Y rk
.C> un.ba . O ..
.Lebanon.
New aven
lbox....Kv.nsville
b 'X..
II
Haperny T 8
...U'gbee E J.
....Hurle F.
1 H C.
....Holmes W A.
— Heps Capt.
. . . .lUrt A a. 104 k lib.
....Maaghey AL.94tkOkle.
. ...Ha, p raja Waa.
....Hall O H.
— Hun Kate.
....Hector W H,
....UalUeter E.
Hernman 8.
. . .H CaptU A.
UlrresJohn.
Heway J U.
Hull Mr.
1 box.
1 box.
1 box.
1 box.
1 box.
1 oox.
1 box.
1 b^x.
1 box.
1 box.
1 box.
Jacob.
I. rban A.
'2'iarteiu;aster 7th Ky cav,
Ritche MT
Rilev J W, 50th Ohio,
■ rdaon W E. rath Ind
r'dson Capt A J. 10th
Wls.
Ci-clnnatl Kebab Id. A.
Columbia, ind Reihler Poniael
Murfreesboro 'thoder Jolui.
Roger
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...Hi F^
... i\ ice J.
...11 c artson Satnl.
...Ketuer P. out lud.
...» s, U.
...Hoyer *i C. co D.
...lloo ly Henry, aid 111.
...iced J T. s th Ind.
...KoseO AT Wordia. 113th 0
...Ity-iiN H.
...Kush Lt A C.
...Roo er Wm, 101st 111.
...Rouelti D. 3d Ohio eav.
. . . kesby A.
I
...PiUDS.
...Stephens A Sclinltz. eo F.
— f nyder I^wis, URk reg.
...StiUxCJ
....Stevens Wm. 23d Ohio.
... .S< hriener John, 92d IU.
...Ser»ut'>n H 0.
Smith J R,
Seasengood I. Z.
. . . Sims Capt J A. etth Ind ba
— Sampson P H 17th Ind.
....Stern Dr.
. . . .Simons DeWltt C, 73d IU.
... Sm thera 11 B.
...ShaulSe F.
...Smith Mrs J.
wbroeder Oeo.
.... Si range JaC'b.
... ho k Ja-. HKh 111.
...»n. lib A U.
...StraTln.-H.4th Ohio eav.
...Sbeppard Mb*
...tt nk John
,...:*e ie:l t M.
...Simonds G D.
....S:uder P K. 103th 111.
Siude Wilson.
Mickner P.
,...8akvib Ered
pkg.'.'.'.Wheoung
New York
.Cincinnati
.Indianapolis. .
1 pkg.... Cairo...
1 pkg Cincinnati
1 pkg. ...Lexington
1 pkg....May*ville
1 pkg Jeneho
1 pks Cincinnati
1 pkg Indianapolis. .
.Indi-tn- polls. .
.Louisville
.St Lou a
.Cincinnati
.Cine nnati
.Frankfort
.Claei nnati
1 pkg Indianapolis. . .
1 pkg Ce&trana ill..
1 pkg Cincinnati
1 pkg Clnuiunat
1 b box. .Cincinnati
1 o bag. ..Columbus, 0.
1 box New York
1 box New York
1 box.... 8; Loula
1 box....Lancastt'. O.
1 box Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
New York
E A C huutc..
Chill cothe, 0
Cincinnati
New Albany..
Cine nnati... .
Cincinnati
Cinciuna L....
Cincinnati
1 box Cinciunat
1 box Cincinnati
1 box....Cinci natl
1 box. .. .Cincinnati
1 box
1 box Cincinnati....
I box Cincinnati
1 box HollidayeburK
Shoals
C ncinnatl
Newt ort. Fa..
Nashv.llo
.Mnl b el.
Strolhiu -n H.
.fhivell fl W.
.Sch .fer C.lst Ohio.
.Seacore B W, l»ih Mich.
9S.
.Mswl J H teth Ind.
.StiutChHS.
.Stern Hen y.
Saeetland J M.
.| b.
.Sk'd rore Alonao.
.thertr Mike,
.Strubl- Henry.
.Swiuty W O.
.Sig'IG.
.St Clair D H. 7rih LL
.ttaw LZ. 7»tb Pa.
1 box Shoals S : edin*n Sam L
1 box C ncinnatl Sinn tt E.
1 box.. ..Newt ort. Pa Shuman tr A 9th Pa cav.
1 box.... Nashv.llo Starr H A.
1 box.... Tipton Pa Sehoen ug W F.23.1 Wla.
lbox. ...Ore ncastle. Ind. .humitt W LA (M F.
I box ... Pittsburg Schanera Ser^.t 9.h Pa cav
I I unk.. Pecan Grove, La..Savag Mrs E.
lea' , Sherman Lieut. Colonel,
lbox Indianapolis. Scrrist John, roth 1 d.
1 box — Lebanon Smith W II. 4th Mich cav.
1 pkf La caster, Pa Sch'echmaa August 17th 0
1 oox Shefeln John
1 box Stew. i t J 9th Pa cav.
Lot machine: Shofield S R.
.. .Hood J R.
. ..llels i
1 a oag.
lb x...
lb x...
1 box. . .
lb x...
1 box...
1 ex...
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lpa....
1 p vox .
1 oox...
nper Jacob.
Hatty John.
. . .UjuuersUy E A J, co A, 9lh
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. . . li luea W K.
...Ha r .. .. J L.
. . . Harper J W, eo C POlh Oh o
...Ha >bt E.
...Hey I. W D. Wth Ohio
...Haaal n Ca^t m
...Hailuav W H.
. . .Hait A Mapother.
. ..Hou-bton J T.
...Ha 'ley Ann.
Cbbaeabaa, (jhio
Cincinnati
.Irwin A P.
Ireland D. 96th Ohio.
.Iaabell Alfred, lithohio
1 b box. .Jackson. Tens Jarre t E.
1 pa Cincinnati..
1 pa Si L uis
1 pa New York
1 . a New York.
1 pr o'w.CiacU-na 1
1 idl selves
1 bex....Centralla
1 e auk
1 box
1 box....Pbiladtlph:a..
1 trunk
1 box.... Cincinnati.
..JoLioiou W E, 2d MlcV
.. JonesS A. for D J SleLu.
..Jun.i S A.
..Jtnniugj J R.
..Jehnst.n Aden, fceth Ohio
. .Jones S A.
..Jaek:o:i li W. 80th Ills.
..Jones S A.
..Jones S A.
. .Johnson J L C.
. .Jones £ A.
-ones Sam, 22d Wis.
2 boxes. Le.lngton JacksonTU M
York .
x boxc«..New
1 box...
1 box...
1 bjx...
1 box...
1 box...
3 bwxes.
Frankfort ....
Ci .einnati
Hardstowa . . .
Cine nnati
,Pull..delp:iia.
1 box. . . .Cincinnati
1 box „...,
1 box.... Natchez. Mi»a
1 box Cincinnati..
1 box Cincinnati .
lboc Memphis....
1 box Newbav n..
. .Johnion L is.
Kecnan John. 7th Ps cav.
.Kee on R H.
Ketehum Myiom.
KelloegEB. 7ta Ind bat.
Ki .d L a.
alse^
nt
DISCOUNT TO DEALERS.
Th • ml I Is heavier thin oth-r mills of tbe aa^.
SB i the extra weUht is placed at points co as to preven.
thepo»»li,llityof hrrakaae. an-l all the brase j'.nrnal
boxes .aa i.e taken out. cleaned, repa rei. oiled. Ae
and ret.l ced wltb ut the least trouble of takirgthe mill
l ic e- a* i. th» case with al other mills wiilch have
not I Ii la provewienti. Th- simplicity an i nea ncss.
bined with »Lrength. "Peak- for t«elf. And all wtio
have used this mill do not ucaitate in saying it is the
best mill -n u-e.
For full pa- liculars address
PEAPSON A AlKIf
, „. , . Main street, bet. Twelfth and Thirteenth.
j«21_clir Louwvihe. Ky.
iVOTiaJfc;.
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON nAND THE BEfT ^dt
and moit approv d Cooking and Heating
Ot ES. < he leading vVood Stoveeare theTr *mwt%
Kentuekian. Ch rmer, Pell can. and P Imettf.
The Coal Stores are the Alligat r. Chi ruin and ttar-
lurht. I aaokeep an aasortment of brass Ket l-o.Knnm-
e ed and P rcelain W\re, Smoothing irons, "In Pistes,
pres ed Can Tops and Bottoms, i.bffee M ills and all other
articles usually found iu task establish™ nt*. also, man -
ufacture: of Frui' Cans, Tin.Copper and Sheet Iron Ware,
all of which I will tell at tbe lowest cash prices el her at
wholesale or retail.
T1X ROOf INO AND GUTTERING done at the short-
est notice.
and u>al<riare respectfullv Invited
stock before purchasing else-
Id for aid lion and copper
O. QATHKIUHT
M 111 Market at., bet. First and Second.
ag..Frankfor>.
1 p box
1 pa Ph'ia
I pa St Louis
lpa Cincinnati
1 pa StubenvlUe. .
1 pa Cincli.na i ...
1 t>s Cincinnati.. . .
1 pa Clncinna I . . .
I pa Indianapolis.
lbox.... Lebanon
1 e bag. .Hobbs
lpa.
lpa..
1 pa..
1 pa.,
lta..
1 pa. .
lpa..
1 pa..
lleef.ee
Ljbox.
1 box.
1 val..
I box.
1 box.
I
Edlnourg
.Columbus
.Nashville
.Anna. Ills.:
.L ulsvil'e
. Frankfort
.New York
.Kealer W H. co L
.Keele W H, eo I.
.hi t |.«tL.
.Redder Mrs DC.
KiioliLAIosrt, 125tb Ilia.
Kalb Kev K L, 90tb Ohio.
Kcelvr J G, 17ta Ind.
K ekCapt
Kun J R.
Kellar Anna.
KoelterJIeury.
Kne>s Jacob.
K -aner H M, «2d Ind.
KlmbalSH.
Coon C E, 11th Mich.
Ki rrv August, 10* h Ohio.
KehrV.
Kelly Jas, 84th Ills.
Ketehum M A 44th Ilia.
L
Lawrenr e Sarah.
Lynch Pat.
Laken D.vld, 18th Reg.
....Leebtrlrd Wm.
1 box...
1 box...
1 trunk.
1 box..,
1 hex...
1 box...
1 box...
1 box...
1 box...
1 box. . .
l baa...
1 box...
l box.
l box.
l Pkg.
l pkg.
l Pkg.
.T yken-'town. Pa. . .Pellg Thomp«on.
.Cave City waa W W Krie fr er Thomas
WhParnv.
.. C E Tinkle.
. . J W Tener.
..WE I yh.r.
jfnwiSn. m ohi<
battery.
Horse Cave M L Thornton, 19th Mich
.cinrlunatl ..
Cincinnati.. .
Z„nesville...
New York...
e- en .
te
do.
d>.
do.
do.
annually to
C sh Caniial a*d
THttEE-FKl'ltTIl -
irplus Sft»s.i«i.
ol the nr.. ta return d annually
to the policy holder on Fire risk.-i.
Scrip dlviJend lSni fti percent.
D i do 1-62 60 do.
Scrip isaiiet tears ti per ci»nt. per ann jni interest.
Fulton Fire Insurance Company,
NEW \OKK CITY. * *
Cash Capital asd Surplus «2jO,00O.
Fulton Fire Insurance Company.
NE'.V TOSK CITY. * *
Cash Capital an ' surp'ua *17.">,000.
Home Insurance Company,
NEW HAVEN. CONN.
- . Ca-fc C ij.it 1 and Bttrpkat M'O.ftm.
TTTRF.F : E URTHS of ths proflu returned annually
to the pe ne f Mlteri on Fire risks.
Scrip Dividend l"*l !U per cent
Do do tM l.W do.
Scri.t issued bea.-s C per eent i er annum interest.
li. l». hfc.\tl I>Y, Agent
n;y<2 41S Main s r et
;ialen-s Head Dispensary
km VENEREAL ISFIBMABY,
Chartered by U9 Le/;l3UUre of Ky.
th j Zzi9 of all Priyjkta Diie&fet.
MM Pt' r *L:miii>-Fi'.iojj ohtlt ten csntc
A MEDICAL REPORT,
OJnlalritast SUty Isrso Pa^. and Thirty line Plate*
and Eu2t*'.:u?s of tho An^umr tnd PhralcdoaTol
U'.ilth and D^caee,
?s of the _
the tk>suai u.v.us in a sUto of
»3 A KiW METHOD O*
tnaUus VKNKBSAL DISKAS
ES, Inclndlcg Syphilis tn all Hi
sia^ss: (Joaorrhen, GWt, btric-
tcre, Vari5c<lle, aad Hydrooelo
.'.iseaj-s oj th^ Eidne7J. Dladde-
ic, WITHOUT •
containing a valnablo troatl^u oi
at wide-aartesd malady at
nt*?, 6 '1 VII 5 Al. WEAK tiJtSS,
^ t»^at
>rwad
UiiiCUBV
I troaii*, oi
piaiad/ M
mal.Etnia^luns.Sextial De
■Ml aiiity. lnipotsncy, Ac, the to-
l, ;'JU^4> crft fpfirriitw* of yonth anc
/tT\ maturity arising fr .in th* bane-
el hr.hlt al self-ajn-e. To which is added obeerrs,
tionscn F&.MACE tiSF.A3±.S, and oth*r intnroeHni
(Bather of the utin'j't iu\ pt-rtar co to the uarried, anc
those confi iiiplalitig ac.trriagi., who onUriain donb?
.? their pLysfcal sSuttf to enter that state. Sent u
uiy addreai in a soalci wrtppur, ou eoeipt of T&i
:Vr.ta or mm st^nas-
Thoeo afBlcmi with aay of the abevo dtaeaeew, be
tote pia-.ine therTuplve^ un< : er the treaisiont or
ano. sao a l i tir-it raaa thiti work.
Wo .1*>vofe onr entin, tBM ana attention to the treat
eassal of the vhtIjus pti\ata diaAas^a treated uf ln ooi
ilerctt. Our £':3p.-i:snry is tLo ouiy Inatitution of Uu
Itlad In A"ierica which h :r, I e<r" established by a spe-
cial cnartui , and this fact eiiould give it a r-«fer*nc«
•*« tte vi-ri:uj qnacka of doubtwl character to ta
TO r'£|l^ft«,-SpWial attention siren to all dla
earies cf Ft-mi»!cn. Also for sale
DR. DEV. XEil' Kf.Gl'LATOB PILI.S-ror FeraaJ
Obatracilcna. Irroguliaitioa, 4o. Married ladies 1:
ertaln ajgaaAasai should not use thorn, aa tber woulc
o?.n=» k^ves'-.us. Price gl p«r box, aud
ect by luaiL
Da. GAL^J,'S PBKV7NTIVE— An lnvslcaMe ar
licla Cot th<^» w!>hin« to limit the number of OA
Orl3prii3«, t r the tarrun whi d<v«iro oL-iluren: warrant
ed not to Injure the he<h. The rrcvontlvo, whicl
will last mi 'i l::'i limn, will bo sent to any address uu
drr .1, o,! th--- r-^-ift of the -rice— TV. O IK> LLABh
PATikNTa AT A DISTANCK-Dy ending a t rlei
•taicra :it of tbMr ayni ? t<^.«. will receive n Blank
Chart cjutairtlng a Hit of on. rtioni, our terms for tb»
e*nri?of tosatasettt, Ac Mtslioinae sent ta any ran
i f th- ouantry euro any case at home, free fron
damaira cr i t r: » i.ty.
The Cinrr,iti..x Aojup^h, who Is a rea^ilar gradual,
ot or.oof the Brsi institutions of tho country, ando-
larfioxperlbLwin the treatment of Yocereai Diseas-s
wiu vive bi>i personal attention to oSce patients dor
ine any hour of the doy cr evening. Consultaticnr
SSd utamiuathins st: ictiy pnva?-.- a:;d freeef charve.
OK* ICE— No. 314 Filth str^. r, bjl'S^en Market met
eMknea, wael side.
To insird aa&ty t5 all lott^n?, oirevt to
• '.. > 3 l.K' U L-i^PENSAHT.
j I i ♦* l>ra*er 247. Louie vi lie. By
..< lnclnnati
..Terre Haut>-
..Columbia. 5 C.
. Miirlnaatl
. .Cincinnati
. .Cincinnati
. .Clncinna I
..I'hlladelpnla...
..New Yo.t
I pkg Columbus. O. .
1 pkg.... New York
1 c bag Lebanon —
1 box Cincinnati...
t box Lexlcgton
1 box.... Cincinnati...
1 pkg.... New Tork....
1 pkg Colnmbua
1 c bas. .Lagrange
1 pkg. .?. Cincinnati
1 pkg New Orleans,
1 pkg. ...Praukf ft....
1 Pkg :
1 pkg..... New iork ...
1 pkg New York...
1 saddle. Ci einna I. . .
1 bd ■aeiwMa...*..
1 box i.cxlngtoa
1 trunk, ct l ouis
1 yoke
8 b xes.. Philadelphia.
1 box
2 boxes. Clnclnn iti. . .
1 box
1 box New Haven. .
1 box Cincinnati. . .
1 box >aabvlde
1 box.... Pittsburg
1 box Cincinnati . . .
1 box....Clrsleville, O.
1 box
1 c box. .Lebanon
1 Pks „
1 box.... Cincinnati ...
{ Pkg
.J W Tompkins A Co
..TVtn ThotnpsDM. 85th Ind.
..Geo Toland, -j'ih Ohio.
..J O Trook
.. A ? Tro ier.
. .Capt Thornton, 100th Ohio.
. .(} J Tiera. y.
..C A Thompson. 17th Mich
,.W k Towns. n. 13tli Ohio.
..WD Taylor, lath reg.
.8 E Tipton.
V
SO Valentine.
!<gt V Vincent. SOth 0> !o.
J N Vanarsdale, SM Ohi««.
J B Van Fo^sen, 9.-th Ohio.
W
II Wenlenberger.
r«ew on Williams.
UraE or Mrs Wa ker Wcl
Wm Wright, 6'd Ind.
La.. John Wilson.
Henry Wtls n.
Miss J i.
Mrs N i\ eaver.
Saiul A D inter.
T, M Williams.
T VV lder.
II W ole*.
Horace White.
W D Wilson.
Wood Miss M J.
Wright W A Co.
....Wyans A Holt.
Wat -on E.
Whitney J L.
We kj Joh . 115th DL.
WallJ
WatkinsTO
Whe» on Frank.
Wlaer Fred . 2d Ohio..
Wenk E, twth 111.
Whain Fl,. 21st IU.
— Way^aman D, tulst Ohio.
Y
Yates W.
> orke Cart L F, 12th U 3 A
Yourtret.Kev S L 83d Ohio
a A. JONt.x. Ag-nt.
C3ES OFFICE.
XKW ESTABLISH jiK.N'T,
East side Third street between Main and Market, three
doors from Main street.
GEORGE KSRlYXAlVZff,
LATE OF THE "BENDEZV0U3," THIBD STBEET.
announces to his frienda an .1 the public generally,
that he has o.ened a new aud -p'e -.did C A LOON at the
above place, where be keepj none bat tt e hue t Mei
awrwt Uquors, \\ nes and Cigars. Also, the MSt Cia-
A aw*elUTlS8if wTu'be served every day at 10 o'c ock
. N
Ist taat aaran l^Jgfff^^j^^fl
. Lebanon
.Cln-lnnatl.
.Cincinnati.
Clue nuati .
Frankfort.
.Lebanon. .
1 bor
1 box
1 box
1 trunk.. Newhaveu
1 k g Bmlnenc:.
1 trunk
Country
<o caU au
B
aJhoice Teas.
1 ral..
1 box.
1 box.
.L^k. i B. / o.t r r,Laad.ng
HA.
ol.
AO.
uckettJN.JHh Ky.
..t-ee Mrs Nelson.
. .Lehman A.
..Lam i D. lHh Mlcb.
. .Lewii J H. li#thMich.
..Ut O 11, 7t)lhlils.
. .Lange A.
..Le eer H.
. .Lewis W.
..Long DA.1
. . Lange H.
..Lockman F V.
M
. .McCord*W W.
..Marshall F D.
..McC-n Thos.
..Mnthe- BS.
. .McLaughlin M.D7th Mich.
..McLellan J 8.
SMcCormlek T, lDthMlch.
..Moore B.
McClel an B.
..Myers A Bro A W.
. .Mathew E J, 79th S Y
.Momrom- ry Chaa.
.McAnnaB .
.McCrea Iaaac, 3d Mich bat.
..MooieJa^H. 33d Ind.
Meeoh A F. Hospital No. L
..Mercer L D, 52' I Ohio.
Lancaster, Pa McCue J F. 79th Pa,
8t Louis Mi'ler Capt G, 15th Mo.
Lebanon
I-dianant lis
New Y' rk . . .
boxes.. Lexington. . .
1 box Cincinnati. . .
1 box....Na»hv lie....
1 box Danville
1 box. . . .Cincinnati . . .
I**"*..
1 box.
lbox.
lbox.
1 box..
1 box..
1 >ox..
1 box..
1 box..
1 box.,
lbox.
. .Cincinnati
..Loulsv He.....
. .CinclnnaH
Lr daeport, O
VUtSHU.'&.JBe' IKi:::««i:::::::^Ja««W
W. W. BROWN'S
Vothers' Friend or Female Regulator.
1MIIS 18 CONSIDF.KED ONE OF THE BEST TO'-IC
. Cordials or Female Begul tors now in use. It Is
used In all cases whe e the internal or runs are deranged,
ae In Leueorrnea or Whites, Amenorrhea or Obstructed
Mensem, and painlul Menet uation It acta as a specific
for weakn-ss of th* Breast and Back, elaeaaea of the
Kidn«ys, and Nervousness of tbe System. This cordial
Is warran ed to give relief in all derangements i f the
Female Organs. It Is considered a fine purifier of the
Blood. Tbe above can be had at all the Dru.- Stores.
All orde a sent by mall will be promptly stteoded to.
Overstreet'e genuine Llnament. None genuine with-
out tbe signa ure of W. W. fcrown on the top of each
box. It is a specific or Bbeumatisio.
Brown s Balaam of Indian Turnip, ene of the bert
rex*d:es out f.r Whoop ng Ci.ugh, Coughs, Colds. A;?th-
ma and Pulimnary Affectrms.
Brown'. Electric Pain Kil'er, for all kinds of Pa na.
internal er external ^ ^ BBOWN. E. M. D.
BAY.MOND A TV LEE. Agents.
my27 d3m Fotirtu street, near va n.
DSL GATES'
PRIVATE MEDICAL DISPENSARY
t'aada^reii on the Esrejeaa Plan,
FOB TUB CUBE OE A LL
PIXVATH
irK. £. G. HiLLIJ. «% GOs,
THOSE AfTUOTKD WITh
.. taiy d'»ea*> of a PBIVATi
NATL' BE, such es Gonorrhea,
Oi t, btiictcre. Primary oi
"t Secondary Syphilis, £-)tnina)
fj We^.knoce, dexnal Debility
I^i'Totency, Baxrcunnaa, or aay
ii*aae cf tiie Gonital or Un
'ore im partial
il5
Krf <^f-___^r%,»7 u^r/ tirgans, bef.
^mHO^ mm'Smfrnt^
any one chouli
Treatise ot
Soxnal Debility, sout
■j: onr tjn-e & i>t ruii=e gt*mp. This work <x.-.tAia>
much valuable IlitiigaafhT n-srer belore published
mi of the meet viul ii^portanc* to the health an<
happin&ss oi every ladlvienkalt t""'th mala and t. r-isUe
laaaa elaborate treatise on the various die
-a** im i.lcn: U> the G-.>ri»il ttrg»na of both sexes, to-
gether witn list of Bemtdiee. Prkea. Ac.
TO l'H3t LADIES.— We are amenta for Mad. Oa
pra'il'.i !">•.;« i.t JI-^thlv I'ills a aafe and effectaa
r-». . i,eaic», such as Irregularities
Obstruction of tbe Menses, Whites, Ac. Price by
■nail, 81 and oao postage stAtnp.
Carrtor.— Thfsr PilTi SMSwl not be taken
preguaEoy, ae .hey <ue sure to prciucv miscs.rr.aae,
Alac, W a. La Crrix Fhe.vch PaavghTivx Tow
D»aa. Br their r.so married luliee may HasM the nan;
bor ol their ofrspring at pleasuro without tho leas
lwiper cilUjoryto he*Ith. They act by rrt -eclin*
ccnccptior. taking piece. Ono U-x will last fcr j
Price V/ maell. ?2 aad two ^utaf- itaiape.
Foj:..itfS w:': obtain mnch valtaude ib.'or&atlcn b>
rendins our New Me/t'ca! Treatis*.
Persons w ishlng to consult as personally on any
h-ah •> .* - '":'^, cc.-tti-ea
-on er Third and Msrkct 6ire»U; privai. outnnce ot
Third street, frcm 6 a. a. to 1 r. a., and from 2 to (
and 7 to 9 P. a.; ilandaye from * to 11 A. M. Nu chargi
c tr exttrainat'ou*. ConsuhAtiot
reeaasenrlreiy rC.vr.w-. tyt~zecf tn ail caeca icvk leile
Addrera Olwawa^ Q HILLEB .% Or,,
aT d&w. Louisville. By.
Kentucky Penitentiary
SPLIT-BOTIOM CHAIRS.
WE ABE JUST BECEIVING FBOM FIUNBFOBT.
100 .Ion- 1. split-oottom Peuitentiarr Chairs, to
which we ea I the attention of wholes .le and reta I deal-
ers N. A W. J. 8>lITH A CO.,
jyi dim South side Main St., bet. Second and Thi< d.
T<TH»re.
NEOBO WOMAN WITH THREE fniLD
ILDREN-A
rand Ir^ner.
rc!-8P A ^E t B.5 2 )M*air d
. ood house servant, plain cook.
Will be hired for the balance of 'he y tar to
for a mere nominal price. Apply te
jrjo
Rags! Rags! Rags!
TXIGIIEST PBICE GIVEN FOB BAGS IN CASH OB
Jtl trade at . office of -
LOUISVILLE PArER MILL,
A.^DUPONr'a-CO.
lalO.lAw
w. a. a acagaaaDT.
DOW & BURSBARDT.
I IN FINE TEAS, WINES AND UQUOBS.
417 Market street
XJ XtL . X3L Jm. XjIj ' 8
X.OTJZSVZZ.TaB
MEDICAL INFIRMARY,
CoitducteJ ou the plaaof the Hospital
ties Vcnerie<*e« I*aris,
r A»/f7^ N WHERE THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
""^^t-auy form of r»ltl\ \ I «. UllsB \»K
\ can receive prompt treatment with
out il-k or exposure, via: Miphilis
Gonorrhoea. Gleet, Strietares, Ulcers.
T unions Cancers, Secondary ana
Cvnitltutiontl Slphliis, Diseases of
the Kidneys, etc. By his system it Is
proved that the venerial complaint Is
as cut rely under tbe control of medi-
cine as a common eotd or simple
fever; and while Inefficient person*
are daily xend ng away their patients
lo hopelessness, and riv ng them up
onlyfroTn their own lnco:n|>etcney. Complete and per-
manent cur-s are constantly being effected at the In-
fi TOl7%'G MEN. TAKE PARTICULAB NOTICE -Dr.
H. devotes mucn of his time to the treatment r.f three
cases caused by a sec-et uablt which ru'ns both body
and mind, untitling the unfortunate individual for either
business or society. The S-.d effects of toe e early
habits, or the excess of r per years, ono weaken and
deb lltate the constitution destroy the physical and
mental powers, diminish :md enfeeble th&natura! feel-
Inc. and exhaust the vit»l energies of manhood: the
'•'»*-sures of life are marred, the objeet of marri ige
d. ud exl-tenee itfelf rendered a term of un-
. . • misery and regret. Such persona, especially
cr.ijtemp'ntl: g marriage, should ln»e no time In
. r.,' iiiim»iiat-» arpl'ealion. aa Dr. H.. by his new
~sa. aient, is enabled to insure a speedy and permanent
i^re.
.ta living at a distance can c.-ni-ult us by letter,
jy &-. tiding a description of their disease and enclosing
a stamp
Medio'nes "nt to anv address.
fyOtSce 311 Second street, between Market and
Jeff rson. Office open from 7 a. a. to 6 r. u
mh5 dtf L. HALL. M. D.
i
S30© Reward.
RAN AWtY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, Liv-
ing near Flov st'urg, Oldham county. Ky.,
on Tb'ir«day, June 25lh. a negro man <.«med AL-
FRED, about >»o 30 years old. 6 feet 1 or J Inches.
high, high forehead and a litt e Inclined ka be hatd-
beaded, downc \m lo 'k, weighs about 200 pounds, kjid
on when be ef a pair of tow linen pants, and a lone
je ins coat made of black sheeps' mo 1 a new pa r of
shoes. N ,12. rivets in the eye H arm. H fore leav-
ing he attempted to commit n outrage and mu dcr. I
will give a rew-rd of t-150 for his appreheas on if taken
in the SUte ol Keutuoky, or S300 If taken out of tne
SUte. in ther case to be delivered to me, or secured in
iaileo
jail so that I gtt hiin.
jaio Akm*
W. W. DUNCAN.
r|U-RPENTlNE.-£» GALLONS
I i fo- sale by K. A.
SIMPLIflT V A\D i;( 0XU1U { OMBLNED
WSDEL & NASH'S
Patent acliment
FOR BURNIHiO
1911 OIL
\S FLliD LAMPS.
IM I ll't.1 MUCH 21. IN*. 1 !.
rpilfa |S \ V \T> i !' 1
X pttrity -n I • ■. •
■eoted." by
wni<
II ON '.CCOCNTOF IT.-i CTILITT. ?TM-
_ tn r»ry p r ep s tty termed the beat tkiawef
th kind t ver ri -et.ted." l>y th- ap;d •• t.on vf which to any * sugar < *a'4
lamp, yo-t ran o <ro ! ■ Uhont asnika or smell, while more
Bgtit is oli'.alrr'l fion i. :'v fifth n with any ©ther banter.
V.itb one <;f th.-e burn - i m anv Bu d laaaat H may be moved rae»
wsTy akaak , arerwci ». - iti.-. ut tiMVMMk; estintulsk«4
WHAT THE* SAY OF IT.
A Tal? blk Isvtir ox.-_o : . , f :• ind a
lir pT"th
?amn w!j
that any child i
beul even ch
e ua-'er our n
who use i-. It bums
times 1 a cost in a few
ke tae H6plu* u'trj.-
ed t becoir
hesame titn • moa* sun.
n f.uld lamp. HU eo
r .x ne Oil in any fliud
t ti ■ neat' st hiugs ChaS
e very i
It aecornpl!-' , i<'s
an e an 1 ex]
wiUinut ranks, h
t on co s'.sta in a:
burn r i. . ■ ,
lansi ; thus MMI
burner shoul I !>«
equ tl to the dla:i
tin? Bttarkinenkj mu- 1
re-l.
i alio .
ery popular with all
<nd «ill save manr
gu lamp* It appears to
ier.CCc American.]
ir'e tlr and dlsDen«ea with the
!':lirn-v. A fr. e and steady I ght,
good q aiitycf o'l is need. The) mwesa.
•■ kfaraci ta tl.e tube of the lamp; tka
v * 'J>i-te<l to any fluid
I. .- burned in it aa reaeWy aMC Tie)
above tl ' af • I the tube a d'stance
I .f .uiim h; »n<1 the w legs, compo law
.1. -o as to allow th. division to be mm
v l n> pa ire aarj «.• I
d la .helwnd iu i
I. ...i a r; t I ■ . .i^ I ! .-■ ; i
air witLoat iei: i - .;i • .;
' It is an adro r-.i '... T f the :<...,
BH.e lannvr. iu.-e bar_cri art t«u>.na lataaaiswsaaj use."
I ai.y i nluii.
"It i= a very at* p , . r .': r !.. o. aaal
and exltuslw .-.
Other lotrrn ib.spf k *n BN IgaSxw) jiJ the m<
I- -: .< -- nvmni mm mmm atd others as te waste eBriaacyi
ec. :■ . ••'•'• v • r-. • r . t-s % wide-«pread :
The art cl- u- ver : V. -- ■ , \. \ J: . .-If to all who k( lt la <
r?ii« r..
Per .lojt-n.
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In q.
Liberal tMMSMsmta Mm) to Aleuts i
Oi detsf r
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DESCRIPTION OF CVK
A rerresent* the burner, full slie,
placed In position O'l UaS lube IS, and
C tbe wick.
p.our.t : • i'P'1. Ti-rMS—Cash on delivery.
*i 1 1 e s r.t free p r ^aii on receipt of SS cents.
Vt ILI.I t>l N t^M,
/ • ' ;;f.icturir, Watertown. S. T.
JeJ
S*«ie A ga »t toi
751 M..!n .t.. s. ..:!!. vde, bet*e
lEXtlDa
icay,
| gS*4 V\f\:\ r irrfBt
SAND'S CHICAGO
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CREAM ALE.
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0
r T O C Iv A. L E ,
NO. \ii FGIRT!1 STIERT, BET. m .JAB RIVER,
rHHsO Me OTwAKTC, JL&auL
CcnstAiit.y on Ilaa:!,
Ill IS BBLS, HALF BBLS, KECI9 AXM
jy. -itf
na-OAULi^avy ut u-:f.
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WHOLESALE r>EUaGrISTS
■OH 81
AMD OIALXLL' I*
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW-GLASS, GLASSWARE,
rOBACCt,
JNTo. 416 Main S.., ]
A0E5TS FOR THE LOTJIBYn.:
*w *»twCa 9 sfl
LiOi.iJ.»xr:LaJ. o ,
2 CHEMICAL W9JIU.
m>-sl SVkw
ft. ftTft
IMPORTEa O V A H D I> E A £.- •
COACH J&ND HA1DW-
(OLD-ESTABLISHED SAI DLI?.V WABMBOBmm.)
Ro. 43S Main street, betV7«t>n VMi aad Sirth,
IiOUISVIX-Xi^T, HIT.
MKBCHANT8 AUD MAwDFACTCKHBS WW L!> WVH TEKi2jT TO KXAMITaal
stock before making their purchases. Orders m*» a i atai *IHkaattaa*;d t «a :f made tm aereoa.
GUI'S IMPROVES
Proclamution by the Governer,
i
C M 11 »N\I ! \i.TH
WIIKREA*.
imnu
PA
IVo which wi« awarded
The Grand Medal of Honor
At the United States Fair, 1SG0.
THIS SEPARATOR WAf> FIRST IN VKNTF.* 1 AND
brought i .lo u»e In 1858. It la an imp oveirec: on
what waa formerly known as "Pitts' Patt nt Separator. "
We have now over five hundred cf tbem in u-e. and
whereveT Introduced they take t e lead of all otN r-
Th«y Uava t ken the premium al nearly all the Fairs ,
wke. e exhibited.
J. D. BONDCRANT. Sole Aeent,
Lottlsvlle, Ky. I
I have room to give but a few t*stlmoni il- ft
flattering let e'S receivrd by me. 'mm the g eat number
that ha e purchased. Send for a circular.
BBAXDesiaraG, 1*1
Hr. J. D. BciinraiST: The Eight horse Steam rtir^h-
er and Cleaner bought of you. Is given up by all to be
tbe best In this county. I ha e threshed bushals p<r
dar, and am well pleased with my marhin?.
J. B. WOOLFOLK.
Hexbv Cocttv. Ky.. June 27. 1*3.
Mr. J. D. Bos Dr as xt. Loalsvil'e. ftv.: The liarr's im-
provrd Thresher and Separator bought of vou la-t year
performs well and gives ealisfa. tlon generally. Although
it wag late when we got our Machine, we threshed over
(K00O) sixteen thousand bushe s without * brea-r. sect-
lent or hindrance In any way. We threshed fr m On) to
XX) kexemykj per day. and bare threshed i bushels pn-
minute. We have no h»fl ancy In sitylng that wherever
introduced they will aupers-de all others.
Oriin dealers do not object to the manner in which
tbi. Machine cleans the wheat. This they do with m.si.y
other Machines. (iKNOVLK.V * WAi:r.
HARVESTERS.
KENTUCKY HARVESTER,
KENTUCKY CLIPPER,
LOUISVILLE MOWER,
LOUISVILLE REAPER,
BALL'S IMPROVED
REAPER AND MOWER,
HAY RAKES, PLOWS,
MO
GRAIN CRADLES, &C.
In fact, S large «to< k of everyt
Far-nenn^he^wav^of Agrlciiltural
,emente T D. BONDURANT,
MAN.
ut O
S8cV
■ umy >il!i
I > IN
L H set
r KFNTI • KT
stt riva DaPAMTiiajiT.
Bl MAM KNOWN '
K8> n t JOHN W.
e -.f couiinemeu; iu thw
i an h\ th<- Jefferson Clr-
the ity of 1.- uiavllls.
Ul the jail *tt
V ROBINSON,
-aid, ■ o ... r bv otr»r a ra>
i. I t tl.eap.
• I..-. I. . - l J..hn W.
to th.- Jailor of "
. the d»te hereof,
s.i- i Bur, I '.aveh
~y b And an.l caosed -h -ic of ibr
-' we lth to be affixed. Done at
1-t ay -f Jun« A. l>„ l%± and In the 1
Commonwealth. J. F.
0 REWARD.
IW1LLC.ITK ri'f Al'OVE REWtftM IN ADM-
tlc-n t > the reward ..Jerfd by lb* 0..veaaK>r. ■ nf
the apur-l.'n-: • f til Alii ICS
RODUKiU and JOt: > • 1 > .1 whe br ke J^H
earl, on the mom' a i of Slay XI, l.-s.:, aa » Oil for either.
i i I the US— till hi of the Court, and
ar.d JoTin W. Bui
CII A!;j ES RODOERS
for toar ye
>»ii wnen ne ie:i. a .mn» •■'
«lally n» cut ihe aose, - e»u. 3" r twd, and rather good
res rather 'h n. iaceseaut chewer of tobac-
co, b a be< r 1. if sell g-owu out would be Mack. Had
when he left, a Unlit -oxswl caaatmere coat, light
r .-vnc d hat. wears
of i-uuinf his aand to has
h ad mmm
JUHN W. BCCKMA.N
Is about t f.etll inch— h gh. » >e.i.s of are weteha
~ Ikht >>alr,
i Ml teeth
large and
in pn» o.
ii d: Tf any.
.- .«*! rere
i.ed t-UKk
Mas,
County.
g wanted by a
ortlcultural Im
near i4o pounds, sEm beaH, Vs
lirht grayer hue eyes, loeg iea »re»
when in <o ivetsation. hU upp«-r teei
whllt*t.ntsan:ly. M ore seen Jar lei
tesek coat. It I.t pants, gray ssJsV k»
hat, walks erect. . . . W
J.i'or - f Je
Loulsviile. Ky.. Jon* A W..- :ti dtf
ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS
AND
r
T
THR SUIiSt rtlBBS RXBPB*' 1 1 1.1. V INFORM*
ia aetnlic herewith that h - keeaa ha aaerr-sfsil u p-
athr*- • Ht»»a. at No .21 '» N - TKaKT.
betweer -i.t o.\u a .a iiliiiD. iu the i ear of Br R. Caa*
uri'« oBm\
t |. ew rw oriliy ackro-vleeWd that the Rjstkra
Chesxdcal Bath is t e mo t «ov re
gwatlsas Ne. raaxia. Parr.y.U aL aaxl olaardara araaa aha.
aonae ot Mficory. and a variet v . !l er dl easas*.
Th subscriber has gasvee
na. uia-ie arranaeoaam •
! lo<.f «x perieaee ha* a sxta h
MM a the, to examine pat
0 aSPAtl wb-. el .
quanted wl h these b tbe,
r - -r. > .e-tre to 'ry
these Sxtas are ea nested to ca I at br. Cr.sparf < ofles,
who si 1 ascertain w- ich case* are lattaeW for these
b-iths, and will otjcrtrise a ve ,'■! red infOiui-.il. >n,
je-il A. iCllEFHU Propretor.
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